LARUS
Identity service and certification review
LARUS contracts with the customer for the Identity Unit, manages the identity record and evidence, and controls certification approval and publication.
Business accounts only
Apply as a Certified Location
Hotels, coworking spaces, serviced offices, cafes, lounges, clubs, and other managed venues can apply to offer a certified LARUS One network: one dedicated Identity Address per customer endpoint, no NAT, and a documented standard for customers who need dedicated, accountable connectivity.
A Business account with Owner or Technical Admin access is required to submit a location application.
Who should apply
Built for managed venues
Hotels, lounges, coworking spaces, serviced offices, clubs, and other managed work locations can apply through a Business account.
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1. Eligibility and authority
You may submit an application only on behalf of a business registered with LARUS One. By submitting an application, you confirm that you are authorized to act for the business identified in the application and to make the commitments set out in these Terms.
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4. Location-specific service
Certification applies only to the location and network identified in the approved application. An Identity Address made available by a location is assigned for use at that location. Certification does not represent that an individual customer’s address follows that customer between different locations.
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9. Business responsibility
The business remains responsible for operating the location and its network, customer access, security, privacy, acceptable-use rules, legal compliance, support, and misuse handling. Certification confirms the commitments described in these Terms; it is not a guarantee of network security, availability, performance, or legal compliance.
- Hotel
- Shared Office / Coworking
- Serviced Office
- Commercial Café
- Business Lounge
- Private Club
- Other Managed Work Location
Responsibility boundary
Identity, local delivery, and customer controls stay separate
A Certified Location is not a Certified Delivery Partner.
The product, local delivery, and partner program are related, but they are not one bundled contract or one public price.
Venue
Local network and customer support
The venue operates the approved local network, access, equipment, security, privacy, acceptable use, support, and misuse handling under its own customer relationship.
Customer
Identity Unit and local-service decisions
The customer buys the annual Identity Unit from LARUS and separately approves the venue's local terms, charges, setup, and support boundary.
Certification standard
A clear promise customers can understand
The requirement is intentionally focused. A Certified Location promises dedicated LARUS One Identity Addressing for customer endpoints, without hiding them behind shared public addressing. A provider, network design, or location change requires reassessment before the venue may continue presenting itself as certified.
One Identity Address per endpoint
Every customer endpoint connected to the certified network receives one dedicated LARUS One Identity Address.
No NAT
The certified network does not use NAT, NAT44, CGNAT, PAT, or shared public addressing for those customer endpoints.
Application process
Submit your location for LARUS review
Create a Business account, then sign in. The account creator has Owner access and can submit a location application. Existing Business account users need Owner or Technical Admin access. LARUS reviews the application before approving certification or releasing materials.
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Sign in or create a Business account
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Tell us which location and customer network you manage
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Confirm the one-address and no-NAT commitments
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Submit for LARUS review and certification follow-up
Certification scope
Ongoing compliance
5. Accuracy of application information
The business confirms that the information submitted in the application is accurate, complete, and not misleading. The business will notify LARUS if the location, ownership, network model, or ability to meet the certification commitments materially changes.
6. Review and approval
Submitting an application does not itself make a location certified and does not guarantee approval. LARUS may review the application, request clarification, approve it, or reject it. The business must not describe a location as a LARUS One Certified Location unless LARUS has confirmed approval.
7. Use of certification name and marks
After approval, the business may use the certification name and any certification materials supplied by LARUS only for the approved location and in accordance with LARUS instructions. The business must stop using the certification name and materials if the certification expires, is suspended, or is withdrawn.
8. Continuing compliance
The business must continue to provide one dedicated LARUS One Identity Address per customer endpoint and no-NAT operation for as long as the location is represented as certified. LARUS may suspend or withdraw certification if these commitments are not maintained or if application information was materially inaccurate.
Terms
Certified Location Application Terms and Conditions
These terms apply to Business account applications for LARUS One Certified Locations. Version 2026-06-23.
Read the terms
- 1. Eligibility and authority
- You may submit an application only on behalf of a business registered with LARUS One. By submitting an application, you confirm that you are authorized to act for the business identified in the application and to make the commitments set out in these Terms.
- 2. Certified network commitment
- For the network presented as a LARUS One Certified Location network, the business commits that every customer endpoint connected to that network will receive one dedicated LARUS One Identity Address.
- 3. No NAT or shared public addressing
- The business commits that the certified network will not use NAT, NAT44, carrier-grade NAT, port address translation, or shared public addressing for those customer endpoints. Each customer endpoint must use its assigned LARUS One Identity Address without address translation.
- 4. Location-specific service
- Certification applies only to the location and network identified in the approved application. An Identity Address made available by a location is assigned for use at that location. Certification does not represent that an individual customer’s address follows that customer between different locations.
- 5. Accuracy of application information
- The business confirms that the information submitted in the application is accurate, complete, and not misleading. The business will notify LARUS if the location, ownership, network model, or ability to meet the certification commitments materially changes.
- 6. Review and approval
- Submitting an application does not itself make a location certified and does not guarantee approval. LARUS may review the application, request clarification, approve it, or reject it. The business must not describe a location as a LARUS One Certified Location unless LARUS has confirmed approval.
- 7. Use of certification name and marks
- After approval, the business may use the certification name and any certification materials supplied by LARUS only for the approved location and in accordance with LARUS instructions. The business must stop using the certification name and materials if the certification expires, is suspended, or is withdrawn.
- 8. Continuing compliance
- The business must continue to provide one dedicated LARUS One Identity Address per customer endpoint and no-NAT operation for as long as the location is represented as certified. LARUS may suspend or withdraw certification if these commitments are not maintained or if application information was materially inaccurate.
- 9. Business responsibility
- The business remains responsible for operating the location and its network, customer access, security, privacy, acceptable-use rules, legal compliance, support, and misuse handling. Certification confirms the commitments described in these Terms; it is not a guarantee of network security, availability, performance, or legal compliance.
- 10. Electronic acceptance and records
- The business agrees that electronic acceptance of these Terms is binding. LARUS may record the accepting user, the applicable Terms version, and the date and time of acceptance as part of the certification application record.
- 11. Relationship with other LARUS terms
- These Terms supplement the terms applicable to the business’s LARUS One account and services. These Terms govern the Certified Location application and certification commitments. All other account and service matters remain governed by the applicable LARUS terms.
FAQ
Application process
Does submitting an application make the venue certified?
Submitting an application does not itself make a location certified and does not guarantee approval. LARUS may review the application, request clarification, approve it, or reject it. The business must not describe a location as a LARUS One Certified Location unless LARUS has confirmed approval.
Is a Certified Location the same as a Certified Delivery Partner?
No. Certified Location status applies to one approved venue and network. Certified Delivery Partner status is a separate provider relationship covering delivery capability, commercial terms, service areas, and customer support.
Can a new Business account submit immediately?
Create a Business account, then sign in. The account creator has Owner access and can submit a location application. Existing Business account users need Owner or Technical Admin access. LARUS reviews the application before approving certification or releasing materials.
What happens if the venue changes its network or provider?
The business confirms that the information submitted in the application is accurate, complete, and not misleading. The business will notify LARUS if the location, ownership, network model, or ability to meet the certification commitments materially changes.
Business accounts only