My KVK
View or change the details of your organisation(s), check the UBO(s) of an organisation, or start a new registration.
View or change the details of your organisation(s), check the UBO(s) of an organisation, or start a new registration.
You will see an overview of the active organisations where you hold a position or where you are the owner (eenmanszaak).
A UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) is the ultimate stakeholder of an organisation. You can view an organisation's UBOs when you yourself are registered with the organisation as a UBO, or when you are officially authorised to make registrations, changes, and deregistrations in the Business Register for an organisation.
Can you make changes to the Business Register for your organisation? If so, you can also order a KVK UBO Register Extract.
An LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) is a code required for organisations that want to trade on the financial markets. You can view the LEI registration of your organisation(s) via My KVK.
You can submit a request to change data per organisation. For example, adding another trade name.
Quickly register a new sole proprietorship (eenmanszaak), general partnership (vof), professional partnership (maatschap), or other organisation via My KVK.
We are continuously working on improving our services. We are currently working on:
DigiD is required to confirm your identity. In this way, we ensure that only authorised persons have access to data from an organisation.
DigiD and SMS verification
You can only log in to My KVK with DigiD and SMS verification. Do you not yet have this? Then first apply for and then for SMS .
What you can see
What you cannot’ see
Technical problems
Sometimes organisations are not shown due to a technical problem. We will do our best to resolve these as quickly as possible.
To be able to view UBOs you must:
An LEI is a unique number that enables financial supervisors (such as the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets, AFM) to track global transactions and take action where necessary. The goal is to improve the transparency of the financial markets, gain better control of the risks, and protect investors.
Entrepreneurs or legal entities who own shares or derivatives must possess an LEI. If you do not have an LEI, you may no longer be able to purchase or sell on the stock exchange. Contact your bank or asset manager in order to determine whether you need an LEI.