Ratsit

Ratsit is a Swedish online information service that provides public records about individuals and companies. It offers searchable profiles that include basic biographical details, contact information, and, for individuals, address histories. The site also provides information about registered businesses, such as corporate data and executive information. The service is commonly used for identity verification, background checks, and people searches by private individuals, employers, and organizations.

Data on Ratsit is compiled from public records, official registries, and commercial data suppliers. Some information is publicly visible and free to access, while more detailed records require a paid subscription. The platform notes that data accuracy depends on the sources it draws from and may not reflect recent changes.

Ratsit operates under Swedish and EU data-protection rules. Given the privacy implications of making personal data available online, the company provides privacy controls and an opt-out process to reduce exposure of a person’s information, as allowed by law. Individuals can request to have certain data suppressed or removed from public listings.

The service has been the subject of privacy concerns and debates about the availability of personal information on the internet. Proponents argue it aids in background checks and vetting, while critics highlight risks to privacy and potential misuse. Ratsit’s role in the broader Swedish information landscape covers both consumer-facing searching and business-oriented data services.