Password Strength Checker
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Checks a Chilean RUT, including the K that appears when the check value comes out as ten.
A Chilean RUT ends in a check character that is usually a digit and is sometimes the letter K, and that K is the whole story: the check value is computed mod 11 and so runs from 0 to 10, and ten needs a single character. Chile chose K. The sum uses cyclic weights 2 to 7 applied from the right, which gives a prime modulus and, measured over 3,000 generated cases, catches every single-digit error and every adjacent transposition — one of the strongest schemes here. The same number is called RUN when it identifies a person and RUT when it identifies a taxpayer, but it is one number with one check rule. A passing check does not prove the RUT was issued.
| Check character | 0 to 9, or K when the value is ten |
|---|---|
| Weights | Cyclic 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 applied from the right |
| Typo detection | 100% of single-digit errors and 100% of adjacent transpositions |
| RUT or RUN | The same number — RUN for a person, RUT for a taxpayer |
| Privacy | Checked locally in your browser |
Internal consistency only. It cannot confirm the RUT was issued or is active.
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