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Registry data verification

If a bank, a client or a partner has asked you to verify your company’s registry data, this is the page. A representative holding a current registry position makes a dated, attributable statement about their own company’s data, we check it against BORME, and Nurnberg Consulting SL, the company that operates Mapa Societario, reviews it.

Do it once, not once per counterparty.

What this is not

We do not verify your identity, and we do not certify that what you declare is true.

What it is

Who may ask

What it costs, and how long it takes

What it rests on today, and what it does not

This is a pilot. Today the verification rests on three things: an email address confirmed on the company’s own domain, a match to a current position in the register, and a manual review that Nurnberg Consulting SL, the operator of Mapa Societario, answers for. We do not verify your identity, and we do not certify that what you declare is true.

Designed, and not yet implemented, are signature with the representative’s qualified electronic certificate and qualified timestamping of the record. Every statement records which method was used, so when the stronger methods arrive today’s statements are not invalidated: they are distinguished.

A pilot rule about email, before you start typing

During the pilot we can only accept requests from a corporate domain — not from Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook, Yahoo or their equivalents. It is a pilot rule, not a judgement about your company: we know it shuts out a great many entirely real Spanish companies. Nor does it prove anything on its own, since anyone can buy a domain in ten minutes; it only cuts the noise while we review by hand.

If that is your situation, write to us at mapasocietario@ncdata.eu and we will handle it by email. We would rather read your message than lose you to a provisional rule.

Request a verification

Sending this form publishes nothing and starts nothing. It is a request: it joins a queue we review by hand, and nobody receives a link until a person has looked at it.

Name or NIF, as you would search for it.

If you have it to hand it saves us a search; otherwise leave it blank.

The person writing, even if you are not the one who will sign the statement.

For example: sole administrator, finance director, head of compliance.

On the company’s own domain, per the pilot rule you have just read.

Tell us who. It is the question on this page we care most about: it tells us which institutions are actually driving this, and that decides what we build next. If nobody asked, tell us that too — it is also an answer.

Something you know is wrong in the register, an urgency, a deadline you have been given.