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Bankruptcy list

Stay up to date on your debtors' status

Monitor your business partners’ financial status and be notified immediately if they file for bankruptcy or undergo restructuring.

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What is the MGBI bankruptcy list?

The MGBI Bankruptcy List is an advanced tool that allows you to fully monitor the financial situation of your business partners and debtors, providing real-time access to key information about their bankruptcies and restructurings.

With the report generation feature, you can create detailed summaries for selected companies and individuals. The reports include information on bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings. You can customize their content by selecting the data categories and document format that interest you, and then upload them to the software your company uses on a daily basis.

Monitoring of Bankruptcy and Restructuring

Monitoring allows you to keep track of new announcements regarding bankruptcy or restructuring involving entities of interest to you. Once you create a list of identification numbers (NIP, PESEL, REGON, KRS), you receive automatic email notifications about every new publication in the National Debt Register (KRZ) or the Court and Economic Monitor (MSiG).

The MGBI bankruptcy list also offers the ability to integrate external IT systems via API, allowing you to retrieve up-to-date data directly. This enables you to automate the process of monitoring debtors, saving time and resources while ensuring that the information remains current and accurate.

By choosing the MGBI Bankruptcy List, you gain access to a comprehensive financial risk management tool that provides the information you need quickly, transparently, and tailored to your specific needs.

Dla kogo jest wykaz upadłości od MGBI?

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Debt collection agencies

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Banks and other financial institutions

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Loan companies

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Debt collection departments

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Risk Assessment Departments

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Bailiffs

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Law firms

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Large and medium-sized enterprises

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Companies specializing in accounts receivable management

Customer reviews

“MGBI tools have allowed us to increase our efficiency, reduce labor costs, and improve the quality of our work (...). What's more, connecting to the API has made the entire process much easier.”
Rafał Kaźmierowski
Vice President
Aforti Collections
“We highly recommend it and know that other companies we have recommended have also started using this service.”
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Dariusz Smereka
Managing attorney
ADS Law Firm
“Of course, I recommend it. Even without using the Efektywny Komornik software, MGBI provides clear access to data via its website.”
Karol Dobek
President of the Management Board
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“The MGBI API allows you to quickly determine whether a debtor has been declared bankrupt.”
Jacek Lewandowski
Bailiff
Court Bailiff Jacek Lewandowski
“Thanks to MGBI, we are able to keep track of bankruptcy announcements on an ongoing basis, which allows us to avoid late filing fees – currently around PLN 1,000.”
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Barbara Janus
Head of the Court and Bailiff Debt Collection Department
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Why should you choose our bankruptcy search engine?

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You will reduce the risk associated with working with business partners

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The bankruptcy monitor will allow you to determine, before entering into a business relationship, whether your potential clients have filed for bankruptcy or undergone restructuring.

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You will automate the customer verification process

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You can easily integrate your IT systems with our API to automatically detect all events involving companies undergoing bankruptcy or restructuring proceedings.

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You won't miss any important information

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We will keep you informed about the progress of the proceedings, from the filing of the bankruptcy or restructuring petition until the case is closed.

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You'll avoid extra costs

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You will be notified of your business partner’s bankruptcy immediately after the court issues its ruling, ensuring you don’t miss the deadline for filing your claim with the bankruptcy trustee.

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You'll never have to manually verify data again

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Errors frequently appear in the content of announcements published in KRZ/MSiG. We review all new announcements daily and correct any inaccurate information.

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You'll get rid of other databases

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You will gain access to the bankruptcy directory—a comprehensive database of bankruptcy and restructuring notices published since 2001 from two data sources (KRZ, MSiG).

Data sources

National Debt Registry

Court and Business Monitor

Scope of data in a single bankruptcy or restructuring petition

Basic information about the entity

  • Name of the entity
  • First name
  • Last name
  • Legal form
  • Form of ownership
  • Primary business activity (PKD code)
  • Date of commencement of operations

Registration numbers

  • Tax ID Number
  • REGON number
  • KRS Number
  • PESEL number

Mailing address

  • Province
  • County
  • Municipality
  • Town
  • Street
  • Property ID
  • Unit number
  • Zip code
  • Mail

Information about the proceedings

  • Name of the court
  • Department Name
  • Case numbers
  • First and last name of the presiding judge
  • First and last name of the deputy judge-commissioner
  • Supervisor's first and last name
  • The role of supervisor
  • License number of the restructuring advisor and supervisor
  • The supervisor's mailing address
  • Postal code in the supervisor's address
  • The city in the supervisor's address
  • Link to the regulator's data source

Information regarding the decision to which this notice pertains

  • Date of the decision
  • Validity period (in days)
  • Expiration date

Information regarding the publication of the announcement in MSiG

  • MSIG Chapter
  • MSIG Section
  • Reference number of the announcement in the Ministry of Sport and Tourism
  • Date of publication of the announcement in MSIG
  • MSIG Issue Number
  • MSIG Item Number
  • Link to the listing on imsig.pl

Information regarding the publication of the notice in the KRZ

  • Chapter KRZ
  • KRZ Section
  • KRZ Subsection
  • Reference number of the notice in the KRZ
  • Date of publication of the notice in the KRZ
  • Link to the listing on the KRZ website

Unedited ad content

  • Ad text
  • Ad content in HTML format
  • Link to a preview of the ad
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Download data the easy way

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Classifieds Search

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Reports in various formats

Excel, CSV, XML, and others

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Daily email notifications

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Access via API

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I check if a company has filed for bankruptcy?

Information regarding a company’s bankruptcy can primarily be found in the National Debt Register (KRZ). In practice, however, companies that work with a large number of business partners often need a more convenient solution than manually checking registers—which is why the MGBI Bankruptcy List compiles information on bankruptcy proceedings and allows users to automatically monitor selected entities.

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How can I check whether a business partner is undergoing restructuring or bankruptcy proceedings?

The most reliable method is to verify data in official sources, such as the National Court Register (KRS) and—in certain cases—the Court and Economic Monitor. The MGBI bankruptcy list simplifies this process by allowing users to monitor companies and individuals based on identifiers such as NIP, PESEL, REGON, or KRS, and by sending notifications about new publications.

What information can be found in the Court and Business Monitor?

The Court and Business Monitor contains notices regarding, among other things, bankruptcy and restructuring proceedings initiated before the launch of the National Court Register (KRZ), as well as liquidations, corporate reorganizations, changes in the National Court Register (KRS), and the publication of selected financial statements. It is an important resource for companies that wish to monitor the legal and financial status of their business partners.

How can I quickly find out if a debtor or business partner has filed for bankruptcy?

The most important factor is speed, because once information about a bankruptcy filing is published in the National Bankruptcy Register (KRZ), creditors have 30 days to file their claims. For this reason, instead of manually checking the registers, it is advisable to use monitoring tools and automated alerts that notify you of new entries without the need to review the KRZ and MSiG on a daily basis.

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In our collections, we process personal data relating to the business and professional activities of natural persons, as well as court proceedings conducted against them (e.g., bankruptcy, restructuring). Detailed information on this subject is available on the Personal Data Protection page.