It’s Spain’s anti-fraud invoicing system: billing software must generate unalterable records, chained together with a digital fingerprint (hash) and a QR code, so no invoice can be tampered with or deleted. In Veri*Factu mode, those records are sent to the tax authority.
Every self-employed person or company that issues invoices with software and isn’t on the SII system. In practice, that includes virtually all restaurants and bars.
Not mandatory during 2026 (postponed by RD-ley 15/2025).
- Have compliant invoicing software (a Veri*Factu system) before its deadline.
- If your current program adapts and handles it, you don’t need to do anything else.
- If your system doesn’t adapt, you’ll have to change it. Now is the time to choose well.
Biga is built ready for Verifactu. The technical foundation is already implemented: chained records with a SHA-256 fingerprint per the tax authority’s specification. We complete the integration and submission to the AEAT before the deadlines and support you through activation — at no extra cost, no add-on modules.
General information, not tax advice. Biga rolls out Verifactu progressively; always check dates and requirements with your accountant and the AEAT.
If I move to Biga now, am I covered for 2027?
Yes: you join a system built ready for Verifactu that we’ll activate when the law takes effect, at no extra cost. Meanwhile you already run your whole restaurant in one tool.
Is Verifactu the same as e-invoicing?
No. Verifactu is the unalterable record of invoices before the tax authority. B2B e-invoicing (the structured Facturae format) is a separate obligation that hasn’t come into force yet. Biga already issues your B2B invoices (with tax ID, VAT and PDF); the Facturae format we’ll add when the law makes it mandatory.
Do I still have time?
Yes, but don’t leave it to the last minute: switching software in a rush during the obligation is worse than doing it calmly now.