The Kontur.Doverennost service has updated its functionality to allow organizations with undisclosed leadership information to issue machine-readable powers of attorney (MChD). This feature was implemented following technical improvements to the Federal Tax Service's distributed ledger system.
Companies involved in state defense contracts often hide details about their executives in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRUL) to mitigate sanctions risks. Previously, these entities faced significant hurdles in issuing standard MChD, often requiring notary intervention or temporary disclosure of registry data.
According to Kontur, the new process requires that no changes have been made to the section of the EGRUL listing individuals authorized to act on behalf of the company without a power of attorney within the 90 days preceding the issuance date.