A Chilean RUT (Rol Único Tributario, the tax ID) or RUN (national ID) is written as a body of up to eight digits plus a verifier digit, like 12.345.678-5. This checker recomputes the verifier from the body using the official modulo-11 algorithm, compares it with the one you entered, and shows the number neatly formatted with dot separators. It is built for catching typos in forms and data — it never contacts any government system.
How it works
The verifier digit (dígito verificador, DV) is derived from the body digits. Reading the body right to left, each digit is multiplied by a cycling weight series 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (restarting at 2 after 7). The products are summed, then:
resto = 11 − (sum mod 11)
A resto of 11 gives verifier 0, a resto of 10 gives K, and any other value is the verifier digit itself. The checker compares this computed DV with the character you typed.
Example
For the body 12.345.678, weighting the digits right to left and summing gives a modulo-11 result of 5, so the verifier is 5 — the full RUT is 12.345.678-5.
| RUT body | Verifier (DV) |
|---|---|
| 12.345.678 | 5 |
| 11.111.111 | 1 |
| 9.000.000 | 4 |
It is privacy-first: nothing leaves your browser. The checker verifies the modulo-11 digit only — it never confirms the RUT against the SII or the Registro Civil.