Enforced Collection Indicators
Latest update: 03 July 2026
1. Number of legal persons and entrepreneurs in the Central Registry of Transaction Accounts as at 30 June 2026
As at 30 June 2026, the Central Registry of Transaction Accounts recorded 102,730 legal entities and entrepreneurs1, representing an increase of 0.41% compared to 31 May 2026.
Please note that the data on the number of legal entities and entrepreneurs maintained in the Central Bank's Central Registry of Transaction Accounts are reconciled monthly with the data on registered legal entities and entrepreneurs maintained in the Central Register of Business Entities (CRBE). Accordingly, the other data published in relation to the enforcement collection process are also updated.
As at 30 June 2026, the number of business entities2 registered in the Central Register of Business Entities (CRBE) and holding active accounts in the Central Registry of Transaction Accounts amounted to 70,283, representing an increase of 0.53% compared to 31 May 2026.
2. Enforcement Collection Indicators as at 30 June 2026
As at 30 June 2026, 21,173 judgment debtors had blocked accounts, representing a decrease of 0.02% compared to 31 May 2026. Of the total number of judgment debtors with blocked accounts, 17,859 were business entities, representing an increase of 0.03% compared to 31 May 2026.
The number of active registered business entities with blocked accounts was 1,087, representing 6.09% of the total number of registered business entities with blocked accounts. The number of inactive business entities with blocked accounts was 16,772, representing 93.91% of the total.
Of the total amount of debt, 1,689,138,922.99 EUR related to business entities, representing an increase of 1.54% compared to 31 May 2026, when it amounted to 1,663,486,511.98 EUR. The total amount of debt of registered active business entities with blocked accounts amounted to 326,577,886.83 EUR, while the total amount of debt of registered business entities with blocked accounts that were inactive operations amounted to 1,362,561,036.16 EUR.
Debt concentration remained relatively high. The ten largest business entities with blocked accounts, accounting for only 0.05% of the total number of recorded debtors, accounted for 39.61% of the total blocked amount, or 680,832,178.62 EUR.
The fifty largest business entities with blocked accounts, accounting for 0.24% of the total number of recorded debtors, accounted for 57.78% of the total blocked amount, or 993,089,514.58 EUR.
3. Duration of Enforcement Collection as at 30 June 2026
As at 30 June 2026, 1,087 judgment debtors had been subject to uninterrupted account blockage for up to one year, with a total blocked amount of 19,935,380.26 EUR, representing 1.16% of the total blocked amount. At the same time, 20,086 judgment debtors had been subject to uninterrupted account blockage for more than one year, with a total blocked amount of 1,698,881,530.48 EUR, representing 98.84% of the total blocked amount.
Of the total number of business entities with blocked accounts for up to 365 days, 228 were registered active business entities, while 822 were registered business entities that were inactive. Among those whose accounts had been continuously blocked for more than 365 days, 859 were registered active business entities, while 15,950 were registered business entities that were inactive.
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1 The term “legal persons and entrepreneurs” includes: business entities and entrepreneurs; NGOs; foundations; associations; public enforcement officer; notaries; the Ministry of Finance as the authority competent for receiving, payment and transfer of government money; local self-government authorities, etc.
2 Pursuant to the Law on Business Organisations, the forms of organisation pursuing economic activities are business organisations and other forms determined by the Law: individual entrepreneur; general partnership (“GP”); limited partnership (“LP”); joint stock company (“JSC”), limited liability company (“LLC”); foreign company branch. In this report, all the above mentioned forms are referred to as business entities.
* The reported number of registered active legal entities and entrepreneurs with blocked accounts includes active legal entities and entrepreneurs, as well as legal entities and entrepreneurs whose applications for the registration of changes to their records are currently being processed by the Central Register of Business Entities (CRBE).
** The competent registration authority assigns one of the following statuses to business entities and other entities registered in the Central Register of Business Entities (CRBE): registered – active, inactive, or suspended.