Official UBO registers. One access agreement.
AMLR27 changes who can access EU UBO registers, and how. Kyckr has done the work for you; we handle the eligibility, the access rules and the integrations, so your team only deals with normalised, KYB-ready data.

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The challenge
Beneficial ownership data is restricted to those with legitimate interest. Each country enforces this through its own rules, format and process. Finding the record you need means learning a different process for every country. Not with Kyckr.
Our solution
One route to official UBO registers.
Global UBO registers, via a single API or portal
Both JSON data and
PDF outputs
Official declarations, time and date-stamped at the point of request
The outcome
Each UBO register sets its own access conditions, and for European member states, it’s now essential to prove obliged-entity status and legitimate interest. Kyckr assesses your eligibility once, and handles access requirements to every register we connect.
Live evidence that stands up to review
Every UBO check returns data from the official register, time-stamped and in a consistent format across jurisdictions. When an auditor or regulator asks where an ownership record came from, the answer is already on file.
No register rules to track
Formats, access conditions and fees vary by jurisdiction and will keep changing through AMLR27 and national implementation. Kyckr maintains the connections and the access requirements, so your team spends its time on verifying businesses fast, not managing the infrastructure.
UBO vs Shareholder data
Who controls an entity, not just who owns it on paper.
Shareholder data shows who owns an entity on paper, not who ultimately controls it. UBO register data identifies the natural persons who ultimately own or control it, as declared to the official register. To trace full ownership structures, pair UBO Register Data with Ownership Discovery.
How it works
You send an order
Submit an order through the API or the Portal, naming the entity and the jurisdiction you need.
We access the register
We request the data from the official register, under our own accreditation or, where the register demands it, your credentials.
We normalise the data
We map what the register returns in one normalised data model with no scoring, inference, or enhancements.
You receive the response, with its full provenance
The data comes back as a profile or a downloadable document. Every record carries its source register, the jurisdiction, and the moment we retrieved it.









