Over the past three years, the National Institute of Bankruptcy has undergone a massive digital transformation.      

Previously, all processes within the framework of rehabilitation and bankruptcy procedures were carried out exclusively on paper, but today a significant part of the work has been transferred to electronic format in the Integrated Tax Administration Information System (IAS).      

More than 6 thousand cases have been digitized in ISNA, over 30 thousand documents have been accepted and processed electronically, which has significantly accelerated the review processes and increased their transparency.       An important step was the development of digital services for external users. On the Committee's new portal (portal.kgd.gov.kz ) implemented open API services that provide access to:    

 - lists of debtors in respect of whom court decisions on declaring them bankrupt, applying rehabilitation procedures, or liquidating them without initiating bankruptcy proceedings have entered into legal force;    

- lists of individual entrepreneurs and legal entities in respect of which court rulings on termination of the rehabilitation procedure have entered into force;   

- announcements on the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings and the procedure for creditors to file claims;   

- announcements on the initiation of rehabilitation proceedings and the procedure for creditors to file claims;   

- declarations on declaring the debtor bankrupt and its liquidation with the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings;   

- declarations of liquidation of the debtor without initiation of bankruptcy proceedings;  

- notifications on holding a creditors' meeting in the bankruptcy procedure;  

- notifications of the creditors' meeting in the rehabilitation procedure;   -

the register of creditors' claims in bankruptcy and rehabilitation procedures.       To connect to the API services, click on the link: https://portal.kgd.gov.kz/ru/pages/api-services .      

It should be noted that the transition to electronic document management not only reduces the administrative burden, but also minimizes the risks of errors related to the human factor.      

In turn, the introduction of open APIs helps to increase the transparency of procedures and the development of a digital ecosystem around the institution of bankruptcy.    

 In addition, digitization of debtors' files and automation of the interaction of participants in bankruptcy procedures in the future will automate the administration and detection of signs of intentional bankruptcy.      

Currently, this task is a priority for us.      

Thus, in a short period of time, the bankruptcy institute has moved from a paper bureaucracy to modern digital solutions that meet the requirements of the time and the expectations of users – administrators, creditors and other participants in the procedures.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1243165?lang=ru