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A typing certificate is an official document issued by a recognized testing body (e.g., TypingCert, Ratatype Pro, or government exam boards) that verifies your typing speed (WPM) and accuracy percentage after a proctored or semi-proctored test. Certificates typically include your name, date, test duration (usually 3–5 minutes), net WPM, accuracy, and a unique verification code. Some are free, others cost $10–50. They are used for job applications, freelancing profiles, and school requirements. Unlike self-taken online tests, certificates often require webcam or screen recording to prevent cheating.