United Kingdom · for angels, syndicates and funds
The deck makes claims. Companies House keeps the record.
Type the company's name or number and read what the register shows: overdue filings, outstanding charges, the people with control, director changes and the disqualified-directors register. Then run the SAFE, cap table and model you were sent through the same checks. Free, and nothing is stored.
Filing historyOverdue by 41 days
Register of chargesOne outstanding debenture, from 2024
PSC registerTwo people, each holding 25–50%
Disqualification registerNo current director matches
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Free · publicAnyone can search the register, so the investor will. It can run days behind real filings. Run the free UK company check to read all of these for one company.
18 UK companies announced a round. Largest: Nscale $3.4bn, Basecamp Research $140m and Metaview €53.1m (reported).
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For a deal that matters, we prepare a first-look memo on one company: every claim labelled, with the questions to put to the founders before the investment committee. Prepared by Avant Partners, the firm behind vc-scan; terms agreed before any work starts.
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Every check here is an automated read of public records or of the documents you upload: a readiness and gap report, not legal, tax or investment advice, and not a background check — it reads company records only. Companies House data can lag real filings by days or weeks; confirm anything that matters against the register itself.