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Company and beneficial-ownership data

Know who is behind every company.

NODE ID identifies companies and their ultimate beneficial owners from official registers, keeps the evidence behind every fact, and tells you when something changes.

Registers are fragmented. Ownership is opaque.

Compliance teams need to know who they are dealing with. The information exists, but it is scattered, inconsistent and hard to rely on.

Every country, its own register

Formats, identifiers, languages and access rules change from one register to the next, and some registers offer nothing but a web portal.

Ownership hides behind layers

Holding chains cross borders, and many beneficial-ownership registers are closed or open only to obliged entities.

A check starts ageing the next day

Directors resign, addresses move, owners sell. A file verified at onboarding drifts out of date without anyone noticing.

One identification layer, built on primary sources

NODE ID brings company data and ownership together in one place, and keeps track of where each fact comes from.

  • Official registers first. Where a register offers an API or open data, NODE ID reads it directly. A third-party provider only fills the gaps.
  • Every fact with its source. Each value records where it came from, how it was obtained and when.
  • Ownership up to the ultimate beneficial owner, computed across layers and jurisdictions.
  • Changes, not snapshots. Follow a company and be told when its status, officers or owners change.
  • The rules of each register applied. Access basis, licence and attribution are respected register by register.

Coverage, register by register

NODE ID is built to read official registers directly where it can, and to rely on a third-party provider elsewhere. Connections are being rolled out, and the depth of data depends on each register and its access rules.

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  • Europe: national company registers, read directly wherever an official machine-readable source exists.
  • Saudi Arabia and Singapore: official register data, with a third-party provider alongside.
  • United Arab Emirates: company data through a third-party provider, and ownership declared by the company with its consent.
  • Other countries: through a third-party data provider, with depth varying by country.
  • Worldwide: LEI records from GLEIF to link entities across borders.
  • Russia and Belarus: not connected, because of sanctions.

Facts and evidence. The decision stays yours.

NODE ID supplies company facts, ownership and the evidence behind them. It does not accept or reject your customers, and it does not replace sanctions screening: those decisions stay with your compliance team.

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