Paste the companies that owe you money. Find out which of them are in insolvency — and how many days are left to file your claim.
Type any part of a company name or a CIN. No account, no limit.
One name per line, exactly as they appear in your books. Misspellings and short forms are expected.
Strip legal suffixes, reconcile &/AND, PVT LTD against PRIVATE LIMITED, brackets, M/s and punctuation.
Exact core match, then singular/plural, then acronym (APGPCL), then unique prefix for truncated names.
A subset name or a private-vs-public mismatch is never auto-confirmed. It goes to you to confirm.
Confirmed, Needs review, or No record. The product never asserts a match the evidence doesn't carry.
Why the guards matter. “SMO Ferro Alloys Pvt Ltd” and “SMO Ferro Alloys Limited” look identical to any scorer — and they are two different CINs, a private-to-public conversion. Telling you the wrong company is insolvent is the one failure this product cannot afford, so a name that scores perfectly but trips a guard is handed to you rather than asserted. On a test of 30 real companies drawn from independent sources, the confirmed band was right 25 out of 25 times.