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Riga – April 2025 – Euroblacklist, the first and only platform of its kind in Europe, is now active in 33 countries, assisting businesses, landlords, and self-employed professionals in addressing a growing issue: late payments and unpaid invoices.
Euroblacklist emphasizes prevention over reaction, offering a system designed to identify and deter bad payers while accelerating overdue payments. At its core is the EBL Opt-In Clause—a contractual tool that enables companies to establish clear consequences for late payments from the outset.
"Those who reject Euroblacklist ultimately protect the wrong people—those who deliberately choose not to pay on time," says a spokesperson for the platform.
The system is legally secure and strictly regulated: following a final written reminder, registered business users can report non-paying or significantly late-paying clients by name, adhering to stringent documentation requirements. Entries are limited to a maximum of 2 years for private individuals and up to 3 years for business debtors. Once the debt is settled, the entry is immediately and completely removed without any residual notes or traces.
Euroblacklist does not engage in scoring, credit assessments, or data trading. Instead, the platform provides a practical answer to the common question: How can I protect myself from risky clients without resorting to legal proceedings or debt collection agencies?
By launching in 33 European countries—with plans for further expansion—Euroblacklist stands as the sole cross-border platform offering this level of protection and prevention. It sets a new standard in business risk management and currently has no direct competitors in the market. Euroblacklist places great emphasis on transparency, establishing clear rules and processes that are understandable for all parties involved.
Euroblacklist is designed for:
All benefit from a system that not only documents payment defaults but also helps prevent them—and reduces payment delays by encouraging timely payments through contractual clarity.
Euroblacklist is not a platform for threats—it is a tool for self-regulation. In economically uncertain times, it offers companies the opportunity to take responsibility and protect their own interests.
Registration is straightforward, and the platform is user-friendly. For more information, visit www.euroblacklist.eu.
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