Credit registry
Your customer’s risk position at the Banco de España’s credit registry (CIRBE).
Every loan, credit line and guarantee above the reporting threshold, entity by entity. It is the reference document for indebtedness analysis, and the one that shows debt your own institution cannot see. Field by field in Credit Registry. The official report travels as a document of the execution.
This source is slow by nature. The registry produces its report on its own schedule rather than in real time, so an execution that includes this feature can take substantially longer than one that does not — and the widget-side flow even lets your customer go before it answers. Plan for a webhook rather than a polling loop, and do not size your timeout on the other features.
Requires the credit_registry_data feature
Features are chosen when the execution starts, not here. An execution that did not ask for credit_registry_data answers 204, and the only way to get the data is to run another one.
Server to server only. This call is authorised with your application secret: it belongs in your backend, never in a browser, a mobile app or anything your customer can read.
Authentication
Path parameters
Response
200 OK
What the central credit register holds on your customer: the risks declared by the institutions that lent to them, by kind and amount. It is the view of their borrowing that does not depend on which bank you asked.
An empty list is an answer, not a gap: the feature ran and the source reported none.
Which report this is: detailed or aggregated — what the document turned out to be, not what was requested. A holder with nothing declared to the register only ever gets the aggregated report.
Period the operations correspond to, MM-YYYY.
The holder’s code exactly as the report prints it (e.g. ES44444444A). Not reported when the
report could not be read.
Full name or business name of the holder, as the report prints it. Not reported when the report could not be read: the attached report is then the only reference.
The operations: one per operation in a detailed report, one per group in an aggregated one.
The original report (PDF).