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Public Registers API

Central Contract Registry API

Retrieve data from the Central Register of Contracts and monitor contracts to identify businesses that work with the public sector.

CRU API from MGBI

Access data from the Central Register of Contracts of Public Finance Sector Entities (CRU JSFP) maintained by the Ministry of Finance.

The registry contains information about contracts entered into by public finance sector entities. The published data includes, among other things, information about the subject matter and value of the contract, its term, the parties to the contract, and its status.

The CRU API from MGBI allows you to automatically retrieve and analyze this information without having to manually review the registry. You can integrate it with your own systems, databases, and analytical tools.

How will you use the data from the CRU API?

Data from the Central Contract Registry will help you analyze the market, drive sales, and monitor the competition. Find out which public entities are entering into contracts, what those contracts cover, and their values to better understand the market structure and trends in public spending.

The history of contracts entered into will also allow you to monitor the activities of companies and public entities, analyze changes over time, and use contract data as an additional source of information when evaluating business partners.

The data is updated daily —every day, we retrieve information on all new contracts published in the CRU the previous day.

To learn more, check out our API documentation.

Who is the CRU API intended for?

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Entities operating in the public procurement market

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Banks

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Financial and insurance institutions

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Law firms

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Financial advisory firms

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Marketing departments

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Purchasing Departments

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Risk Assessment Departments

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Debt collection departments

Why it is worthwhile?

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Saving time and money

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Reduce operating costs by automatically retrieving data from the Central Contract Registry without having to manually browse the website.

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Up-to-date and reliable information

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The data is retrieved directly from the Central Register of Contracts, which ensures that it is up-to-date and in compliance with current law. Regular updates to the information help prevent errors resulting from outdated data.

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Analysis of the Value and Subject Matter of Contracts

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The registry will allow you to track which contracts are being signed, what they cover, and what their value is.

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Identification of the Parties to the Agreement

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Check which public finance sector entity entered into the contract and with which business, individual, or other entity.

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Monitoring of Contract Activity

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Analyze the status and term of contracts, as well as any changes made to them. The registry also provides publication and modification dates, as well as information on the reasons for updates.

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Data Ready for Integration

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Use CRU data directly in your systems, applications, and databases.

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Link the CRU to other registries

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Compare information on public contracts with data from KRS, CEIDG, REGON, MSiG, KRZ, and other sources available through a single interface: the MGBI Public Registers API.

Data in the Central Contract Registry

Contract Information

  • Contract Number
  • Date of Contract Execution
  • Contract Status
  • Expiration Date
  • Term of validity
  • Information on whether the contract is for an indefinite term
  • Subject Matter of the Agreement
  • Contract Value
  • Description of the Contract Value
  • Information on financing from the funds referred to in Article 5(1)(2)–(3) of the Public Finance Act

Parties to the Agreement

  • Name or first and last name
  • Tax ID Number
  • REGON
  • Type of Contract Page
  • Country
  • Address

Information about the publication and changes

  • Publication Date
  • Date Modified
  • Basis for Updating Information
  • Reason for the update
  • Date Updated
  • A brief description of the scope of the update

Information on Exceptions to Public Disclosure

  • Information regarding the exclusion of a contract’s subject matter or value from public disclosure
  • Scope of the Exemption
  • Legal Basis
  • The authority or person granting the exemption
  • Comment
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Central Register of Contracts?

The Central Register of JSFP Contracts is a public registry containing information on contracts entered into by public finance sector entities.

The purpose of this initiative is to increase transparency in the management of public funds.

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What information does the CRU contain?

The registry includes, among other things, the contract number and date of execution, the subject matter of the contract, its value, term, status, and the parties to the contract. Information regarding the publication and updates to the data is also published.

Who is covered by the data in the CRU?

The CRU covers contracts entered into by public finance sector entities. The other party to the contract may be, among others, a business, an individual, or another entity.

Does the CRU contain information on the value of contracts?

Yes. The value of the contract is published in the registry, unless there are grounds for exempting it from disclosure.

Does the CRU contain information about contractors performing public contracts?

Yes. The information regarding the contracting party may include, among other things, the business name, tax identification number (NIP), REGON number, and address.

Since when has the Central Contract Registry been in operation?

The requirement to publish data in the new CRU JSFP system applies to contracts entered into on or after July 1, 2026. Contracts entered into on or before June 30, 2026, are made available under the existing rules.

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