EU Business & Company Registry API
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$3.00 / 1,000 data records
EU Business & Company Registry API
Search EU company, bank, investment-firm, trade, tariff, and business records in one run. Get structured EU business data fast for research and workflow automation.
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EU Business Data Search
Search 21 EU business data sources in one query — institution registries, capital-markets reference data, trade and economy datasets, and governance or compliance records.
- ✅ Search 21 EU business data sources across institution registries, market-reference data, trade statistics, customs, sanctions, transparency, and VAT-related checks
- ✅ Get ECB, EBA, EIOPA, ESMA, Eurostat, TARIC, EU sanctions, Transparency Register, CORDIS, GLEIF, and VIES-related records in one workflow
- ✅ Covers 8 institution registries, 4 capital-markets sources, 4 trade and economy sources, and 5 governance and compliance sources
- ✅ Export results as Excel, CSV, or JSON, or connect it to Apify MCP, API, Make, n8n, and Zapier
- ✅ Current Apify listing is pay per usage, so you can start with small runs and scale only when the workflow proves useful
EU business research is spread across many different systems. One workflow may need regulated-entity registers, another may need sanctions or transparency checks, and another may need trade, tariff, or economic context. This Actor combines those public EU datasets into one search layer, so you can run one query across the active source set and then export or automate the results.
What you can do with it
1. Search EU-regulated financial institutions across ECB, EBA, EIOPA, and ESMA
One of the strongest uses of this Actor is regulated-entity discovery. If you want to check whether a bank, payment institution, insurer, pension entity, or investment firm appears in official European supervisory datasets, you usually need to search several regulator-specific systems one by one.
This Actor combines the active institution-registry set into one workflow.
What you enter:
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Search term | Deutsche Bank, Allianz, BNP, or an entity keyword |
| Categories | Institution registries only |
| How many results | 50 per source |
What you get back:
| Source | Example fields |
|---|---|
| EBA credit and payment institutions | Institution name, jurisdiction, register metadata |
| ECB MFI and supervised banks | Bank name, supervisory status, euro-area context |
| EIOPA insurance and IORP registers | Entity name, country, insurance or pension metadata |
| ESMA investment firms | Firm name, member-state context, registry metadata |
This is useful for regulated-entity verification, onboarding checks, financial-sector due diligence, and AI assistants that need one entry point across EU supervisory registries.
2. Search ESMA capital-markets reference data
This Actor is not limited to entity registries. It also includes ESMA reference datasets that support market-structure and capital-markets workflows, including DVCAP, FIRDS, FITRS, and SSR exempted-shares data.
These are different from classic company registers, but they matter if your workflow involves financial instruments, trading transparency, or market-reference checks.
What you enter:
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Search term | share, bond, equity, ISIN, or a market keyword |
| Categories | Capital markets only |
| How many results | 50 per source |
What you get back:
| Source | Example fields |
|---|---|
| ESMA DVCAP / FIRDS / FITRS | Instrument or dataset metadata, publication date, reference fields |
| ESMA SSR exempted shares | Share or issuer-related exemption metadata |
This is useful for market-reference research, trading-data workflows, instrument lookup support, and internal regulatory-data pipelines that need one search layer across ESMA market datasets.
3. Search EU trade, tariff, and economic context data
Some EU business workflows need economic or trade context rather than only entity names. This Actor includes TARIC customs tariff data plus Eurostat trade statistics, business demographics, and labor-market datasets.
That makes it useful when you want to move from entity search into sector, tariff, trade, or market-context research without switching tools.
What you enter:
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Search term | automotive, machinery, tariff, employment |
| Categories | Trade and economy only |
| How many results | 50 per source |
What you get back:
| Source | Example fields |
|---|---|
| TARIC customs | Tariff code, measure context, customs metadata |
| Eurostat trade statistics | Trade series, period, value, reporting context |
| Eurostat business and labor datasets | Dataset labels, country context, period, values |
This is useful for market-entry analysis, trade research, tariff support, macro context building, and business-intelligence workflows that need EU public economic data in the same search layer.
4. Search EU sanctions, transparency, research, entity-mapping, and VAT-related records
The governance and compliance side of this Actor includes a mixed set of public EU sources: sanctions, the Transparency Register, CORDIS research projects, GLEIF mapping, and VIES VAT validation.
These are not one uniform schema, and that is exactly why combining them is useful. Depending on the search term, you may want sanctions exposure, lobbying disclosure, research-project context, legal-entity mapping, or VAT validation support.
What you enter:
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Search term | Rosneft, Brussels, Horizon, or a VAT number |
| Categories | Governance and compliance only |
| How many results | 50 per source |
What you get back:
| Source | Example fields |
|---|---|
| EU sanctions list | Name, listing metadata, sanctions context |
| Transparency Register | Organization name, register metadata, transparency details |
| CORDIS / GLEIF / VIES | Project metadata, entity-mapping data, or VAT-validation context depending on source |
This is useful for compliance screening, governance research, legal-entity resolution, grant and research monitoring, and mixed due-diligence workflows across EU public datasets.
5. Use one Actor for mixed EU business discovery in AI and automation workflows
Many teams do not need only one source family. They need one search layer that can look up a company, institution, market term, tariff topic, or compliance term across several EU public systems at once.
That is the role of this Actor. Instead of integrating ECB, EBA, EIOPA, ESMA, Eurostat, TARIC, sanctions, and governance sources separately, you can use one Actor as the discovery layer.
What you enter:
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Search term | Allianz |
| Categories | Institution registries + governance and compliance |
| How many results | 25 per source |
What your assistant or automation gets back:
| Source family | Returned data |
|---|---|
| Institution registries | Bank, insurer, investment-firm, and related registry rows |
| Capital markets | ESMA reference-data rows if enabled |
| Trade and economy | Trade, tariff, business-demographics, or labor-market rows if enabled |
| Governance and compliance | Sanctions, transparency, CORDIS, GLEIF, or VIES rows if enabled |
This is useful for internal research assistants, workflow automation, compliance operations, market mapping, and spreadsheet-based business research that needs one EU public-data entry point.
How to use (no code required)
- Click "Try for Free" at the top of this page
- Type one or more search terms — company names, institutions, sectors, identifiers, tariff topics, sanctions targets, or VAT numbers
- Choose which categories to search:
- institution registries
- capital markets
- trade and economy
- governance and compliance
- Set how many results you want per source
- Click Start — the Actor queries the enabled EU data sources and returns the results in the Dataset tab
You can then export the results as Excel, CSV, or JSON.
Because the Actor is listed as pay per usage, it is straightforward to begin with a small run, see which source families are useful for your workflow, and then expand the scope.
What you get back
Each result comes back as one row in a dataset. The exact columns vary by source family, because a supervisory-registry row, a Eurostat statistic, a sanctions entry, and a tariff record do not share the same schema.
Across the dataset, you will typically see:
_product_id_source_search_term_collected_at
Then source-specific fields such as:
- Institution registries: entity name, country, register metadata, supervisory context
- Capital markets: instrument or file metadata, dates, publication context
- Trade and economy: series labels, country or area, period, values
- Governance and compliance: sanctions metadata, transparency metadata, project info, entity mapping, or VAT-related fields
Every row tells you which source it came from and which search term matched, so it is easy to split outputs by source family, filter for one regulator or dataset type, or move the results into downstream workflows.
Coverage
This Actor currently searches 21 active EU business data sources:
| Category | Count | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Institution registries | 8 | EBA, ECB, EIOPA, and ESMA regulated-entity registries |
| Capital markets | 4 | ESMA DVCAP, FIRDS, FITRS, and SSR exempted shares |
| Trade and economy | 4 | TARIC customs plus Eurostat trade, business, and labor data |
| Governance and compliance | 5 | CORDIS, sanctions, transparency register, GLEIF mapping, and VIES VAT validation |
The current active maps in the Actor are:
8 institution registries4 capital-markets sources4 trade and economy sources5 governance and compliance sources
That mix matters because this Actor is not a single EU company register. It is a combined EU business-data discovery layer across regulatory, market, trade, and governance datasets.
Pricing
This Actor is currently listed on Apify as pay per usage.
The safest place to confirm the live commercial terms is the pricing tab:
If you want to keep runs small, the easiest approach is to:
- search only the source families you actually need
- start with one or two search terms
- lower
maxResultsPerSourcefor exploratory runs
Connect to your tools
You can use this Actor directly in the Apify UI, or connect it to automation and AI workflows:
| Platform | How to connect |
|---|---|
| Apify UI | Run it directly and export results |
| Apify API | Trigger runs and fetch datasets programmatically |
| Make.com | Use the Actor ID lentic_clockss/eu-business-data-search |
| n8n / Zapier / ChatGPT / Claude | Use the same Actor ID via Apify MCP or API |
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- EU Health & Compliance Search — EMA, surveillance, and compliance datasets
- Global Company Search — wider cross-country company and registry search
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Also Available
- Direct API:
https://opendata.best/api/v1/data - Postman Collection: Fork and test
- GitHub: Collection source files