The Do Not Call lists your compliance stack is missing.
Official DNC registries for Mexico and Argentina — updated every cycle, available through the API or one-click CSV scrubbing. Straight from PROFECO and the AAIP.
Official government sources · Updated every 15 days · Cancel anytime
- Numbers submitted
- 100,000
- On REPEP registry
- −15,688
- Safe to call
- 84,312
Compliance certificate generated · REPEP release 2026-06-30
One subscription. Both registries. Zero bureaucracy.
Registering with PROFECO and the AAIP, buying lists zone by zone, and keeping them current is weeks of paperwork in Spanish. We did it once so you never have to.
We maintain the registries
We source Mexico's REPEP directly from PROFECO and Argentina's Registro No Llame from the AAIP — every zone, every release cycle, handled for you.
You check through API or CSV
Send individual numbers through the REST API or upload a campaign CSV. Get back the numbers that are safe to call without retaining the source list.
You stay audit-proof
Every scrub comes with a dated compliance certificate referencing the registry release it was checked against.
Updated every 15 days
REPEP publishes new numbers twice a month. Your checks follow the official release calendar.
Official sources only
Data comes straight from PROFECO and the AAIP — the same registries regulators audit against.
Built for foreign callers
No Mexican or Argentine legal entity required. We handle the local registration; you just call compliantly.
Built for teams that dial LATAM.
Call centers & BPOs
Scrub every campaign list before dialing into Mexico or Argentina, and keep the certificate on file for your clients' auditors.
CPaaS & dialer platforms
Connect the API to your dialing workflow. OEM licensing and raw registry access are available under Enterprise terms.
Compliance & data vendors
Fill the Mexico and Argentina gap in your international DNC coverage through one API and one subscription.
Coverage
Every Do Not Call registry in Latin America that companies can legally consult — live today or on our roadmap.
Mexico
REPEP — PROFECO
Argentina
Registro Nacional No Llame — AAIP
Colombia
RNE — CRC
Uruguay
Registro No Llame — URSEC
Build your coverage
Set a limit for every market you call.
Choose one or both registries and set an independent monthly allowance for each. Both countries stay on one subscription and one invoice.
Questions, answered.
Is this the official registry data?+
Yes. The Mexico list is the REPEP (Registro Público para Evitar Publicidad) published by PROFECO, and the Argentina list is the Registro Nacional No Llame published by the AAIP. We source both directly from the government registries — nothing scraped, nothing inferred.
How often is the data updated?+
REPEP publishes updates every 15 days and Argentina's registry updates continuously. Our scrubbing data follows each official release cycle, and every result is stamped with the registry release it was checked against.
How is the data delivered?+
Use the REST API for real-time checks or upload a CSV and download the cleaned result. Both paths use the same country-specific monthly allowance and produce audit-ready registry metadata.
What happens if I call a number on these lists?+
In Mexico, PROFECO can fine companies for each call made to a REPEP-registered number. In Argentina, the AAIP sanctions violations of Law 26.951 per infringement. Fines routinely exceed the cost of years of scrubbing.
Do I need a Mexican or Argentine legal entity?+
No. That's the point — registering with PROFECO or the AAIP requires local paperwork in Spanish. We maintain the registrations so foreign callers can be compliant without setting up a local entity.
Can I white-label this inside my own compliance product?+
OEM rights and raw registry feeds are available under a separate Enterprise agreement. The self-serve subscription covers API and CSV scrubbing; contact us for licensing and a custom SLA.
Do you cover other Latin American countries?+
Mexico and Argentina today. Colombia (RNE) and Uruguay (Registro No Llame) maintain similar registries and are on our roadmap — subscribers get new countries first.