Capabilities
Everything the service can do for you in one place — from a single search box to a full due-diligence dossier assembled from official registries. Each block below is available for free and updated as new registry data is published. Whether you are vetting a new supplier, researching a market or verifying a partner before a contract, the same data that regulators, banks and journalists rely on is a couple of clicks away, presented consistently across Russia, Belarus and Poland.
Instant company lookup
Find any registered legal entity or sole proprietor by name, tax ID or registry number in a fraction of a second. Fuzzy matching copes with typos, transliteration and abbreviated legal forms, so you reach the right card even when you only remember part of the name. Results are ranked by relevance and show status at a glance, letting you tell an active company from a dissolved one before you even open the profile.
Full registration card
Open a complete profile with incorporation date, legal form, registered and actual addresses, primary and secondary activity codes, share capital, status and official contact details — everything the state registry holds, laid out on one page. Historical changes are preserved too, so you can see when a company moved, renamed itself or switched its main line of business.
Financial reports
Review multi-year financial statements — revenue, profit, assets and liabilities — with key ratios and year-on-year dynamics visualised, so you can judge a counterparty's scale and solvency before signing anything. Charts make trends obvious at a glance, while the underlying figures stay available for anyone who needs to check the numbers line by line against the original filing.
Owners and management
See beneficial owners, shareholders and directors, their stakes and appointment dates, plus their links to other companies — an easy way to uncover affiliation, hidden groups and conflicts of interest. Following a director from one entity to the next reveals the wider network a business really belongs to, which matters for sanctions screening and related-party analysis.
Litigation history
Check the cases a company took part in as claimant or defendant, the amounts in dispute and the outcomes, to gauge legal risk and payment discipline before entering into a deal. A recurring pattern of debt-recovery claims or unpaid judgments is often the earliest warning sign of trouble — long before it shows up in the annual accounts.
Catalog browsing
Explore companies by country, category, region or city through a structured catalogue — ideal for market research, building prospect lists or simply mapping who operates in a given sector and area. Every listing links straight to the full company card, so you can move from a broad overview down to a single verified profile without leaving the site.