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Infogreffe, the official distributor of legally certified information from French commercial court registries, has made a significant update to its offerings. As of June 18, 2026, debt statements are now accessible for non-commercial individuals and entities that do not possess a SIREN number. This innovation allows users to request information regarding both individuals and non-registered organizations, thereby catering to the pressing demands of secure transactions and risk analysis. Previously, the ability to order debt statements was restricted solely to registered businesses or those identified through a SIREN number. This limitation posed challenges for legal operations that required insights into the financial obligations of various entities. However, with the recent enhancements announced by Infogreffe, users can now approach court registries to obtain detailed assessments of the financial situations for both physical and moral persons. This development is particularly crucial in areas such as real estate transactions, inheritances, guarantees, wealth audits, financing, and insurance. Notaries, in particular, will benefit greatly from this broader access, which enables more thorough pre-checks and increased security in acts involving unregistered individuals or entities. An enriched API for debt statements makes it even more compatible with various sectors such as banking, insurance, and legal services. Infogreffe is set to roll it out in phases. Beginning in the second quarter of 2026, the service will feature new categories of security interests, including non-possessory pledges and agreements for commercial property. Later, in the third quarter, it will extend its scope to cover a wide array of non-registered economic entities including associations, artisans, legal professionals, and micro-enterprises, along with additional categories like maritime and river mortgages. As a consolidated document, a debt statement encapsulates various registrations from the movable security register, including pledges, taxes, social security obligations, rental contracts, lease financing, and other significant measures, such as court rulings related to commercial business security. This comprehensive inventory provides a clear view of an entity’s ability to fulfill its financial commitments, revealing often unseen fragility signals in accounts. This information is invaluable in both financial operations and commercial transactions, serving as an essential indicator of an organization's financial health. Debt statements have become a critical reflex during acquisition audits, asset sales, or financing backed by guarantees. Infogreffe, established in 1986, acts as the economic interest grouping of French commercial court registries. As a trusted third party for digital transactions in the French economy, it ensures quick and secure corporate processes through its range of online services. Its offerings include legal information dissemination, digitizing commercial registry formalities, digital identity creation with MonIdenum, and specialized platforms such as KYC Infogreffe. For further insights into their services, visit Infogreffe's official website or follow their updates on social media.