Foreign company data

The record of a company registered outside Italy, with the fields that national registry actually publishes.

1 slot

1 slot per query, 3 with the InfoCert qualified timestamp. You pay only when a result is obtained: if the source does not answer, nothing is charged and no bundle is produced.

Available to anyone with at least one paid order.

The result is sealed in a bundle with an Ed25519 signature and an RFC 3161 timestamp, with a report in text and PDF.

You pick the country and give the company's identifier in that registry. What comes back depends on the national registry: not all of them publish the same things, and the report respects that instead of flattening everything onto an Italian template.

Here too the source's full response stays in the bundle, with its fingerprint.

What goes into the bundle

What it establishes

Only what the program actually does: every item matches a finding that exists in the code.

Details per the national registry

Name, identifiers, legal form, office and status, in that country's own terms.

Activity and classifications

Activity codes in the locally used classification, with their description.

Financial figures, where the registry publishes them

For some countries net equity is available too, which for Italy the source does not deliver. Tested against several countries' registries.

Honesty first

What this service is NOT

A stated limit is worth more than a claim of completeness — and it goes into the report too, not just onto this page.

🔴 “Not available” and “not provided for” are different things, and the report tells them apart. A national registry may simply not publish a given field: writing it as “not available” would make a value look missing when that country does not expose it at all. Rows appear only if the field exists in that schema — and then “not available” really means the source left it empty.

It is not an official document from the foreign registry, just as it is not for Italy: it is a sealed finding on what the source declared at that moment.

Coverage varies by country. It is worth knowing beforehand that some registries publish little: the cost is the same, the richness of the answer is not.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions we are asked most often about this check.

Why do some countries return less data?

Because each national registry publishes what its own law provides for. The report neither fills the gaps nor hides them: it shows the fields that country provides for, and stays silent on those that do not exist there. A stated absence is worth more than a “not available” row that means nothing.

How much does it cost?

1 slot, 3 with the InfoCert qualified timestamp — the same as the Italian company.