Run a counterparty check before you engage
Enter a company name and country. Get a source-linked read of its public record — registry pages, coverage, adverse signals as attributed — before you sign, with every source it checked listed.
- 500 credits included
- No card needed
- Public sources only
- Registry record: active, filings currentPublic registry pagefound
- Coverage of a court claimNews, as reportedas reported
- Sanctions and insolvency noticesPublic lists and gazettesnone found
- Same-name company in another registerPossible namesakeneeds verification
Every row links to its source · "None found" means in the sources covered, never "cleared"
- Company registries, read as public pages
- Sanctions lists and court notices
- News and forums
- Review sites, as employer
- Social platforms
- 01Type the companyName and country; a registry number if you have it.
- 02Read its public recordRegistry pages, own site, coverage, signals — each linked.
- 03Decide with the evidenceSignals with competing explanations, gaps named. No verdict.
Signals with sources. "No signals found in public scope" is a result, not a clearance.
Registries read as public pages; no paid data, no login.
Ask for a re-check any time; for a monthly read of the record, see Watch a company for changes.
What does the brief include?
The entity as the registry shows it, recent public activity, adverse signals as attributed with competing explanations, the list of every source checked, gaps, confidence notes, and questions for a qualified reviewer.
Does it check a person?
The subject is a company, including a sole trader acting as a business. A founder or executive appears only in their publicly stated role; the check never looks up a private individual.
Is this a KYC or sanctions screening tool?
No. It does not provide KYC approval, sanctions clearance, AML screening, or legal verification.