Getregdata MCP Server

getregdata - Business Registry Research Skills for AI Agents

Installable agent skills - packaged, repeatable workflows - for KYC/AML, credit-risk, due-diligence and B2B research over public business registry data. Official registries across Europe, the United States, the UAE, Africa and Latin America, plus cross-border adverse-media screening. Each skill turns official public registries into a process your agent can run on demand. Built on Apify actors for reliable, scalable access.

Checking a Polish company? Start with Poland KYB Risk Check. One NIP or KRS in, one verdict out - identity, beneficial owners and insolvency screened against the company and every beneficial owner. Everything below is the depth behind that answer, and the way to run the same jobs elsewhere.

Install

As Claude Code / agent skills:

npx skills add Nolpak14/getregdata -g -y

As a local MCP server (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf - every registry as a tool, with full input schemas):

{ "mcpServers": { "getregdata": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "getregdata-mcp"], "env": { "APIFY_TOKEN": "apify_api_xxxxx" }, "timeout": 600000 } } }

As a hosted MCP server - no install (claude.ai web, ChatGPT developer mode, Gemini, any remote MCP client): connect Apify's hosted MCP endpoint with OAuth, preloaded with regdata registry tools:

https://mcp.apify.com/?actors=regdata/crbr-beneficial-owners-scraper,regdata/krz-debtor-scraper,regdata/germany-handelsregister-scraper,regdata/poland-krs-financial-scraper,regdata/adverse-media-screener

Swap in any regdata actor - or use plain https://mcp.apify.com and let the agent discover them with search-actors. Billing goes to your own Apify account either way.

See mcp/ for the server, tool list, and per-client config.

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Why this exists

European business registries are public, but they are fragmented and rarely offer a clean API: data is spread across separate portals and formats, returned as PDFs or partial fields, and often has to be joined by hand across several official sources. These skills - and the actors behind them - give you consistent, structured access, and package the common jobs (KYC checks, insolvency monitoring, due diligence, lead generation) into workflows your agent can run end to end.

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Workflows you can build

These skills are designed to be wired into recurring processes, not one-off lookups:

• KYC / onboarding check (regdata-kyc-aml) - resolve a company's beneficial owners and verify licensing as a repeatable onboarding step.
• Insolvency & credit-risk watchlist (regdata-credit-risk) - monitor counterparties for bankruptcy, restructuring and enforcement proceedings on a schedule (add Austria for cross-border coverage).
• New-incorporation lead feed (regdata-lead-gen) - a daily feed of newly registered companies and officer changes for B2B prospecting.
• Property due-diligence check (regdata-property) - verify ownership and mortgages as a standard pre-deal check.
• Contract / ESG compliance audit (regdata-compliance) - screen terms against prohibited clauses and verify environmental registrations.

Each skill ships the analysis framework and checklists; you supply the trigger (a cron, an inbound lead, an onboarding event) and the agent runs the workflow.

Quick Start

Python

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN")

# Check beneficial owners for a Polish company (CRBR)
run = client.actor("regdata/crbr-beneficial-owners-scraper").call(
    run_input={"nip": "6770065406"}   # Comarch S.A.; batch via "queries": [{"nip": ...}]
)
items = client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).list_items().items
for item in items:
    for owner in item.get("beneficialOwners", []):
        name = f"{owner.get('firstName','')} {owner.get('lastName','')}".strip()
        control = (owner.get("entitlements") or [{}])[0].get("natureOfControl", "")
        print(f"{item.get('name')}: {name} - {control}")

JavaScript

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: 'YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN' });

// Check if an Austrian company is insolvent (Ediktsdatei)
const run = await client.actor('regdata/austria-ediktsdatei-scraper').call({
    searchQuery: 'Alpenbau GmbH',
    maxResults: 10
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(`Found ${items.length} insolvency records`);
items.forEach(item => console.log(`${item.debtorName} - ${item.proceedingType}`));

Get your API token: Apify Console - new accounts include $5 free credits.

One prompt in your agent - "Run a KYC check on NIP 6770065406" - and the regdata-kyc-aml skill resolves the company's beneficial owners, scores the ownership, and flags anything for enhanced due diligence.

More examples: examples/python/ | examples/javascript/

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Claude Code Skills

Skills that let Claude Code (and Copilot, Cline, Cursor, Codex) interact with every actor - plus free public-API lookups that need no Apify token.

Workflow skills (the compliance/research frameworks, backed by the paid actors):

Free registry skills (query official public APIs directly - no Apify token, no per-result cost):

The free skills are the front door - they answer the easy lookups for free and drive adoption; the paid actors are the upsell for jurisdictions with no free API (Poland, Germany, Spain, Italy, ...) and for depth the free sources do not provide (beneficial owners, financials, insolvency, court filings).

Then in Claude Code: "Run a KYC check on Polish company NIP 6770065406" or "Look up UK company 00445790" - the skill handles the rest.

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Actor Catalog

Per-result pricing is shown on each actor's Apify Store page - see Pricing below.

Poland

Spain

Austria

Germany

France

Italy

Belgium

Czechia

Slovakia

United States

UAE

Cyprus

Ireland

Portugal

Nigeria

Colombia

Cross-border

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Pricing

All actors are pay-per-result (from ~$0.003/result depending on actor and tier). No per-actor subscription. Unused credits roll over. Each actor's Apify Store page shows its current per-result price.

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Authentication

# Set token in environment
export APIFY_TOKEN=apify_api_xxxxx

# Or pass directly
client = ApifyClient("apify_api_xxxxx")

Get your token: Apify Console > Settings > Integrations

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All actors

apify.com/regdata

License

MIT