As of March 2025, the Unified Register of Debtors contains more than 9 million debts. Since December 2024, the number of proceedings during system downtime has increased by 1.9% or 164,304 entries. For comparison, the increase was 4.2% over the previous six months. Such data was published by Opendatabot.
Which debts grew the fastest?
- Special confiscation – the recovery of property by a court decision in criminal cases where no compensation is provided – increased by 14%.
- Paid seizure of property that was an instrument or object of an offense increased by 7%.
- The recovery of property under an enforcement document increased by 9%.
The most common reasons for entering the Register:
- Fines for traffic violations – 1.9 million (21.4% of the total).
- Debts for administrative offenses – 1.8 million (20%).
- Recovery in favor of the state budget – 1.6 million (18%).
Men account for 75% of all debts.
