Questions, sources and who it's for: gazetly.shop

What does it check?: ACRA's company register, ACRA's First Gazette and Final Gazette lists of companies being struck off, and the Official Receiver's winding-up notices.
How quickly will I hear?: We read ACRA's gazette pages every day, and ACRA publishes them in half-month files, so a listing reaches you soon after that file appears. The register itself is refreshed monthly, so a status here can be up to a month behind Bizfile.
What is the date in the alert?: A First Gazette notice says the company will be struck off at the expiration of 60 days from the date of the notice. We work out that date for you, so you know how long you have.
Can I stop a strike-off?: ACRA takes objections through Bizfile, and creditors can raise one. Whether you should is a question for your lawyer. We show the public record; this is not legal advice.
Does this replace a credit report?: No. We use public records only. We don't see payment history, bank data or court claims, and a clean record doesn't mean a customer will pay.
Can I add what each customer owes me?: Yes, it's optional. If you add an amount, your Monday summary ranks flagged customers by money at risk. Your figures stay private to your account.
How many customers can I watch?: Up to 300 on one plan. Paste names or UENs, or upload the customer list from your accounting software.
Is this for individuals?: No. It's for businesses checking other businesses.
How much is it?: S$39 a month. The first 7 days are free with no card, and you can cancel at any time.
Is this a government service?: No. It isn't run by or linked to ACRA or any agency. It reads published records and open data and shows where each one comes from.

Try a UEN

Type a company name or UEN. You'll see its status, last annual return, accounts due date and any list it is on, from our own copy of the records.

One company at a time here. In your account, gazetly.shop watches up to 300 and tells you when one changes.

This fortnight's lists

Companies on ACRA's First Gazette lists, by half-month file. We never name a company here: in your account you only see the customers you add.

1–15 Sep 20261,785
16–30 Sep 20261,334
1–15 Oct 20262,168

Our count of ACRA's published First Gazette company lists. Source: ACRA, First Gazette 2026.

26,489companies on ACRA's strike-off lists from 17 March to 15 October 2026 (our count of ACRA's published lists). ACRA

57%of Singapore firms had at least one customer default in the past 12 months (Coface Asia Payment Survey 2026). TechNode Global

3,074food and beverage businesses closed in 2025, up from 3,048 in 2024. TravelMole

What we read

Four public sources, each linked. We keep only what we need to match your own customers, and we never republish a list.

Contains information from ACRA Information on Corporate Entities accessed from data.gov.sg, which is made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0. gazetly.shop is not run by or linked to ACRA, the Ministry of Law or any government agency.

ACRA Information on Corporate Entities (data.gov.sg)The register: status, dates and activity of every entity. 27 files, updated monthly; we refresh our copy when they change.
ACRA First Gazette listsCompanies to be struck off. Half-month files; we read the page every morning.
ACRA Final Gazette listsCompanies struck off. Half-month files; read every morning.
Official Receiver: Notice of Winding UpCompanies wound up by the High Court or in the Simplified Winding Up Programme. A few files a year; read every morning.

Who it's for

Businesses that deliver first and get paid later. gazetly.shop is for businesses checking other businesses; it isn't for individuals.

Food suppliersRestaurants, cafés and caterers on 30-day terms, where an outlet can close between two deliveries.
Building materialsContractors and renovation firms that buy on account for each job.
Cleaning and tradesMonthly service contracts invoiced after the work is done.
PrintingAgencies and small firms with a running account.
LogisticsFreight, delivery and warehousing billed at month end.
Any business selling on creditIf you send a statement of accounts, your customer list is worth watching.

The Monday summary

Every Monday at 08:00: the lists read, the customers checked and any open flags, ranked by what each customer owes you. On a quiet week it says so.

Sample Monday summary

From gazetly.shop

Monday check: 2 customers to look at

Your customer check for Monday 2 November 2026.

Lists read: 3 new list files this week, and every earlier one checked again against your list.
Customers checked: 4

Open flags, ranked by the amount owed (2):

SAMPLE CATERING PTE. LTD., owed S$12,000: on ACRA's First Gazette list published 1 October 2026, to be struck off on 30 November 2026.
EXAMPLE RENOVATION PTE. LTD., owed S$4,350: last annual return filed 2024-03-14, more than 18 months ago.

Questions

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This fortnight's lists

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Who it's for

The Monday summary

Paste your customer list once. We read every list after it.