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Lexera prices legal verification by jurisdiction, with all holds denominated in United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED). Before you route a document to a human specialist, the platform checks your corporate wallet balance, places a temporary hold at the jurisdiction’s pricing tier, and then assigns the case to the appropriate law firm queue.

Per-jurisdiction pricing

Each target jurisdiction has a fixed pricing tier. When you call lexera_route_to_specialist, Lexera automatically looks up the required amount for the region you provide and reserves it from your workspace wallet. For example, routing a document to the UAE authorizes a temporary hold of AED 699:

Check rates before dispatching

You can query the required hold ahead of time with lexera_check_jurisdiction_rates. This is the recommended first step in any integration that routes documents to specialists, because it lets you surface pricing to your users before placing a hold.

Jurisdiction alias resolution

Lexera resolves common regional aliases to the parent country for pricing purposes. For example, both UAE Federal and DIFC map to the UAE pricing tier. You do not need to normalize these yourself: pass the alias in your tool call and Lexera handles the resolution automatically.

Temporary hold behavior

The hold placed by lexera_route_to_specialist is temporary. It reserves the required AED amount from your corporate wallet while the document is in the attorney queue. The exact release timing is not documented; if you need details on hold duration or refund behavior, contact your Lexera account representative.
If your workspace wallet lacks the required AED balance, the dispatch fails with an Insufficient AED wallet balance error streamed over SSE. Ask a workspace finance administrator to top up the wallet balance. See Errors for the full error payload and resolution steps.

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