CIDA Exam 2026

The CIDA Fall exam will be offered on October 26, 2026.

  • Cost is $400 for domestic candidates and $445 for international candidates.
  • Price includes a non-refundable registration fee of $75 for domestic candidates and $120 for international candidates.

Important Update: In 2027, Certified Investment and Derivative Auditor (CIDA) will be converted from a “certification” to an on-demand certificate. The Fall 2026 CIDA exam will be the last offering of the CIDA certification. The CIDA certificate will be available to obtain in 2027. 

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CIDA Exam Registration - Domestic Candidates
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Available Registrations: Unlimited
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CIDA Exam Registration - International Candidates
$
Available Registrations: Unlimited
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Date

Oct 26 2026

Time

Central Time (Chicago)
8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Cost

$400
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