Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, EUR-Lex
The Digital Operational Resilience Act.
Since 17 January 2025, DORA has asked EU financial entities to assess ICT providers before contracting and to register every arrangement.
Fill Easy returns each provider's registry record: who it is, who runs it and its group.
The Digital Operational Resilience Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2554) makes ICT third-party risk part of a financial entity's risk management. The entity assesses each provider before contracting and keeps a register of information on all contractual arrangements.
The register identifies each provider and its group. For a provider registered in Asia, that starts at an Asian registry.
Data and third-party risk
| Obligation | What it asks | What Fill Easy returns |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-contract due diligence | Assess the provider before entering the arrangement | Registry extract and statutory documents from the company's home registry, across 60+ jurisdictions; credit reports and litigation searches |
| Register of information | Identify each provider and the group it belongs to | Ownership traced layer by layer through each registry to the natural persons at the top, with the parent company identified |
| Concentration risk | Know when several providers belong to the same group | Group structures traced across registries, so shared owners show up |
| Ongoing monitoring | Keep provider information current through the contract | Monitoring and remediation: the book re-checked at source from one Excel file |
A summary, not legal advice: the official text governs, and your compliance team decides what your policies require.
Read the source
The Digital Operational Resilience Act.
The European Supervisory Authorities' technical standards, including the register of information.
Not covered here? Ask our team
No. The due diligence duty sits with your firm under DORA ICT third-party risk, and your policies decide what is enough. Fill Easy supplies the evidence those policies rely on: records from the government or registry source, each showing where and when it was retrieved.
Yes. Send the list as one Excel file with your own references. Each provider is re-checked at its registry and the results come back matched to your rows.