Panadata
Los datos públicos de Panamá en un solo lugar
Est 2013|Valuation $2.1M|Raised $150K
Published Jul 18, 2026
In API documentation, a feature described as generation of customized studies is noted as not yet available, indicating planned but not yet delivered capability.
Explicit churn reasons are not reliably documented publicly. Likely drivers to validate through customer references include:
The vendor’s homepage includes several testimonials unattributed to named companies and described by category (e.g., “Insurance company,” “Law firm,” “Superintendencia,” and “Important bank of Panama”). Themes in the curated testimonials include ease of use, claims of data accuracy, references to sanctions verification capability, and positive commentary on platform functionality and support responsiveness. These are vendor-curated statements and not independent reviews.
A Panama subreddit thread includes a comment indicating prior use of Panadata by a local law firm, which provides mild confirmation of real-world usage in legal services but does not evaluate quality, pricing, or accuracy. Other subreddit discussions focus on the public registry ecosystem and access challenges, which provides contextual support for the existence of third-party aggregators.
Some company directories list customer examples, but these listings do not provide independently validated ROI metrics.
Net: No publicly available case studies with independently validated ROI metrics were identified in the reviewed materials.
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Critical evaluation:
Panadata is a B2B-focused public-records aggregation and verification platform centered on Panama (and, per its site, also Colombia and Ecuador). It consolidates data from multiple public entities into a single search experience to support:
The vendor positions the product as an alternative to manual searches across multiple government and public registry sites and as a tool for producing documented outputs for compliance files and audits.
Based on the product copy and accelerator profile, Panadata targets:
Positioning: a regional (Panama-first) public-data aggregation and workflow layer for entity profiles, property-related data, and certain government/registry datasets. The product is more specialized and local than large global compliance suites, and provides more workflow features than raw government portals.