RKI
If the debtor does not pay after reminders and an RKI notice, Rieck can register the debt with RKI, the Danish credit register, as part of debt collection. The registration is deleted as soon as the debt is paid.
At a glance
- Register
- RKI (Experian)
- Carried out by
- Rieck’s staff
- Requirement
- Three written reminders
- Notice
- RKI notice with expired deadline
- Registered from
- DKK 200
- Visible on lookup
- Above DKK 1,000
- Disputed cases
- Kept out
- Deletion
- When the debt is paid
How it works
How a debt is registered
Registration is a step in debt collection, not a threat in a reminder. Before a debtor can be registered, at least three reminders must have gone out by a written channel along with an RKI notice whose deadline has passed, and the case must not be disputed or on hold. From DKK 200 the debt is registered without being shown; above DKK 1,000 it is shown when someone looks the debtor up. The registration is made by Rieck’s own staff and deleted on its own once the debt is paid.
- The case moves on to collectionAfter the deadline
- The claim has been chased in writingThree reminders
- The debtor gets a final deadlineRKI notice
- A Rieck staff member registers the debtThe deadline passes
- The registration is deletedWhen it is paid
To RKI
- Registration of the debt
- Deletion on payment
Who sees it
- From DKK 200: registered, not shown
- Above DKK 1,000: shown on lookup