The Tunisian CIN (Carte d’Identite Nationale) number is the 8-digit identifier on every Tunisian national identity card. It is required for KYC checks in banking, for signing employment contracts, and for many administrative forms. A mistyped CIN will be rejected downstream, so this free validator confirms the format is well-formed — entirely in your browser.
How it works
The CIN is a fixed-length numeric identifier. This validator applies the official structural rules:
- Strip spaces so you have a continuous string of digits.
- Confirm the value is exactly 8 digits and contains nothing but digits.
- Inspect the leading digit to report the issuance series — historically
0for older cards and1for newer issuance.
Because no public check-digit algorithm exists for the CIN, the tool validates format rather than computing a checksum. The leading-digit note is a heuristic to catch obvious data-entry mistakes.
Example
A CIN such as 01234567 is reported as a valid 8-digit format with the note “Leading 0 — older issuance series”. A value like 1234567 (7 digits) is rejected as the wrong length.
A valid result confirms the number is well-formed, not that the card was actually issued. To confirm issuance, verify with the relevant Tunisian authority. All processing stays on your device.