Your employer, health insurance, J+S or the tax office ask you for proof of payment or membership? You can download it yourself as a PDF, at any time, without asking the club.

Three documents are available:

Each document carries a verification code and a QR code: the person who receives it can check in a few seconds that it is authentic.

Click your name at the bottom of the left menu, then Certificates. On a phone, tap My profile in the bottom bar, then Certificates in the tabs at the top of the page.

The Certificates entry in your account menu

The My certificates page groups the three documents.

The My certificates page

Membership certificate

In the Membership certificate card, click Download PDF. If the button is replaced by the message “You are not registered as a member of this club.”, the club has not (or no longer) registered you as a member: contact the club.

Annual payment summary

In the Annual payment summary card, choose the year in the Year list, then click Download PDF. An invoice counts in the year in which it was fully settled, not the year in which it was issued. The summary also includes invoices addressed to members of your family. If no invoice was settled that year, the document says so.

Payment certificate

The Payment certificate card lists all your fully paid invoices, from the most recent to the oldest. Click the PDF button of the invoice you need.

The PDF is produced in the language you use on the site. To get a certificate in another language, change the language (see How do I change the site language?), then download it again.

In My account → My invoices, each fully paid invoice shows a medal icon next to the download button: it directly downloads its Payment certificate (PDF). The All my certificates button, at the bottom of the list, opens the My certificates page.

The medal icon on a paid invoice and the All my certificates button

At the top: the club’s logo and address, the place and date, then your name and address. In the middle: the title and the content of the document (invoice, subscriptions or list of the year’s invoices). At the bottom: the QR code, the Verification code (12 characters, for example ABCD-EFGH-JKMN) and the statement “Electronically issued document, valid without signature.”.

A payment certificate (fictitious example)

A payment certificate is only offered for an invoice that is:

• fully paid: as long as a balance remains due, no certificate is possible (“This invoice is not fully paid: no payment certificate can be issued.”);
• not cancelled: an invoice cancelled by the club does not entitle you to a certificate;
• for more than 0: an invoice of 0 needs no certificate;
• from the club you are logged in to: invoices from another club are found in that club. If you are a member of several clubs, switch club, then open the page again.

You have just paid online and the invoice is not in the list yet? Wait until the payment has been recorded, then reload the page. For a bank transfer, allow for the processing time of the bank and the club.

The person who receives your certificate (employer, health insurance…) does not need an account:

• they scan the QR code with their phone;
• or they open the Certificate verification page at the address printed below the code, enter the Verification code and click Verify.

Entry is tolerant: upper or lower case, with or without hyphens or spaces. The letters O, I and L are read as 0, 1 and 1.

Result of checking an authentic certificate

If the code is recognised, the page shows Authentic certificate with the type, club, name, reference (invoice number or period), amount and date of issue: simply compare them with the document received. Otherwise it shows Certificate not recognised (code entered incorrectly or document altered).