Built for the buyer's side of the table.

Every existing tool that screens Brazilian companies against sanctions and forced-labor registries is built for the Brazilian exporter — helping them monitor their own supply chain. Nothing serves the other side of that same transaction: the foreign importer, bank, or broker deciding whether to trust a company they've never dealt with before.

BrazilCheck exists to close that gap. It is built on the same Brazilian public-data infrastructure that powers FornecedorIntel, a supplier-monitoring platform used by Brazilian exporters — the same registries, the same live sources, re-aimed at the foreign buyer who needs a one-off answer before placing an order, not an ongoing portfolio subscription.

Enter a CNPJ, and we check it against Brazil's forced-labor registry (Lista Suja), federal debarment and anti-corruption registries (CEIS/CNEP), and international sanctions lists (OFAC, UN Security Council) — alongside the company's own registration record with Receita Federal. Every finding is source-attributed and timestamped. No score, no rating, no verdict — just what the public record says, so you can make the call yourself.

One report, one price, no account required. It is not a certification, legal opinion, or attestation — see our terms for exactly what that means.

Questions? Email [email protected].