AiExe vs Malaysian Company Data Suppliers Compared

AiExe reads Malaysian company records for you: it summarises a company’s financials, maps its directors and shareholders, and adds court cases. The closest suppliers on our Malaysia list sell one of two things instead. SSM’s portals sell the document, at RM15.40 for a company profile. Credit bureaus sell a credit view, and only they publish credit scores and CCRIS data.

AiExe publishes no prices, API terms or sanctions screening on its public pages, so a buyer can’t yet compare it on those points without asking.

We read every supplier’s public pages for this comparison on 6 November 2026. “Not stated” means we could not find the point on those pages. It does not mean the supplier lacks it. Suppliers we did not profile in depth are triaged at the end from our May 2026 directory records.

Four questions sort most buyers into one of these supplier types:

What AiExe says it sells

AiExe comes from Infomina AI, which describes itself as a subsidiary of Infomina Berhad. The product page shows an “SSM Authorised Service Provider” badge and lists these modules:

The page claims more than 2,000 SME users, which we have not verified. Its buying route is “Purchase Report” with payment, alongside a demo request. Prices, an API, AML or sanctions screening, monitoring alerts and a credit score are not stated on the public product pages.

Infomina Berhad runs SSM Search, one of the portals below, so AiExe and SSM Search share a parent. CTOS and Infomina announced a tie-up in June 2025 that gives CTOS SSM data by API.

Malaysian suppliers compared

SSM lists four portals run by appointed service providers: e-Info, MyData, SSM Search and Safedata. Only SSM itself has a listing on our Malaysia page, so the four portals appear here marked with an asterisk.

The chart shows seven suppliers across eight fields. Blank cells mean not stated, not absent. SSM, Safedata-SSM, MyEG, ANC, OneCredit and D&B Malaysia appear only in the tables that follow, as do certified copies.

Records and people

Risk signals and integration

UBO data sits apart from this table because access differs. SSM sells beneficial ownership information at RM20 per company, emailed within three working days, but only to the owner, people they authorise, Bank Negara, enforcement agencies, reporting institutions and the Ministry of Finance for procurement. CTOS, Experian and Credit Bureau Malaysia each list a UBO report. AiExe describes ownership mapping but does not state a UBO report.

Published prices

All prices below come from the supplier’s own page on 6 November 2026 and are per report. Check them before budgeting.

A price gap between a portal and a bureau does not compare like with like. A bureau profile combines registry data with its own analysis, while a portal sells the registry document. Certified copies differ between portals: a certified company profile costs RM25.40 at SSM Search and RM30.80 at e-Info.

How to choose, supplier by supplier

When to choose Infomina AiExe

Choose Infomina AiExe when you are about to commit to a supplier, partner or customer and want the company explained, not only documented. It fits best in these cases:

• Nobody in the team reads financial statements. The product page promises a short executive brief, automatic interpretation of ratios, trends and anomalies, and says no accounting expertise is needed. A portal sells the same company’s financial comparison as a document for you to read.
• The risk may sit with the people behind the company. Stakeholder Insights maps directors, shareholders and company links visually and flags related parties. None of the other Malaysian suppliers we read states a visual map. Portals sell these lookups per role, at RM55.40 for a director’s involvement, and you join the results yourself.
• You want one place for the whole check. The page lists certified SSM documents, annual report reading, court cases from 2013 and ASEAN company search in one product, where the same check might otherwise mean a portal plus a litigation source.
• The check has to stand up later. The page describes its insights as audit-ready, with a transparent link between human judgement and AI. Ask to see how this works on a sample company.
• You want a Malaysian supplier with an SSM connection. The page shows an SSM Authorised Service Provider badge, and Infomina AI is a subsidiary of Infomina Berhad, which it describes as a publicly listed Malaysian technology group.

If the decision turns on a credit score, or you need the file without analysis, the sections below fit better.

The SSM portals: when you need the document

Choose a portal when the deliverable is the SSM document itself, for a file, a court bundle or a bank. MyData, e-Info and SSM Search all sell it at RM15.40, and e-Info’s Company Watch adds alerts. MyData, operated by MYDATA Analytics Sdn Bhd, also advertises an API and custom bulk data.

Choose Infomina AiExe when someone has to read and explain the record, not only file it. A non-accountant checking a supplier’s ratios, or a team tracing a director across companies, gets that from AiExe’s modules. Portals sell person lookups at RM55.40 per role, as documents you then read.

SSM Search and AiExe come from the same group, so the choice between those two is about whether you want the file or the analysis.

MyEG and ANC Company Search

MyEG resells MyData documents at the same RM15.40 and is convenient if you already use it for government services. ANC Company Search showed only contact details on 6 November, so we can’t compare it. Our May record describes it as an SSM-authorised reseller; ask them directly.

CTOS: when the decision rests on credit

Choose CTOS when you need a credit score, CCRIS data or trade references, or when you want consent-based reports on debtors. It publishes three report tiers, offers pay-per-search KYC screening and has a mobile app. Plus and Basis need the subject’s consent and take about three and five working days.

Choose Infomina AiExe when the question is who runs a company and how its filings read, and no score is needed. AiExe states no credit score, so it does not replace a bureau for credit decisions. CTOS’s own guide says its E-Court search excludes Perlis, Sabah and Sarawak, and AiExe does not state its court coverage by state, so ask both if your counterparties are in East Malaysia.

Experian Malaysia and RAM Credit Information

Choose Experian for five-year financials and CCRIS in one report at a published RM45 before tax, or for its Trade Bureau. Its Global UBO product claims 200+ markets but takes 8 to 11 working days. Experian bought a controlling stake in RAM Credit Information in 2019, and My Credit Info now sits under Experian Information Services (Malaysia).

Choose Infomina AiExe for the visual director and shareholder map and the annual report reader. Experian states neither on the pages we read.

Credit Bureau Malaysia: a published score at RM32.40

Choose Credit Bureau Malaysia when a small business wants a score, up to five years of financials, litigation, shareholding and trade references for one price: MyBizScore at RM32.40 after SST. SSM documents are ordered through its helpdesk rather than online.

Choose Infomina AiExe when you want the same company’s links to other companies, or an AI reading of its reports. We did not see either on the MyBizScore page.

OneCredit: the newest bureau

OneCredit launched in February 2026. It claims 11 million+ entities and lists SSM data, financials, litigation, credit references, live monitoring and peer benchmarking. No prices are public. The site is operated by One Strategy Group Sdn Bhd and says One Future Solutions received Ministry of Finance approval as a credit reporting agency in November 2024, so confirm which entity you would contract with.

Choose OneCredit for entity screening and monitoring across a book of customers, if a demo confirms the coverage. Choose Infomina AiExe for its document reading and person map. Both need a conversation before you know the price.

D&B Malaysia

Choose D&B when a counterparty asks for a D-U-N-S Number, or when you need its due diligence service or international reach. A client quote on its site mentions a daily litigation report. Details and prices come through its sales team, as with AiExe.

Global KYB platforms: when onboarding is the workflow

Choose one of these when you onboard customers at volume across countries and need identity checks, liveness, screening and an API inside your own system. Sumsub adds identity verification with a Malaysia page, and World-Check is a screening list, not a source of company records. Handshakes states that its litigation data covers Singapore only.

Choose Infomina AiExe when a person, not a system, reads one Malaysian company at a time. If you already run one of these platforms, ask which Malaysian source it uses and whether it returns SSM documents.

Every listing, triaged

The overlap column is our reading of where a buyer might weigh the supplier against AiExe. “In depth” means the supplier is covered above. The others rest on our directory records, last verified in May 2026.

Questions to ask AiExe before buying

Because the public page leaves these open, put them in writing during a demo:

1. What does each report cost, and is it pay per report or a subscription?
2. Which countries does cross-border search cover, and from which sources?
3. Is AML and sanctions screening available, and against which lists?
4. Is there an API, a sandbox and a published rate?
5. Which states does Legal Insights cover, including Sabah and Sarawak?
6. Does the AI output show which filing each statement comes from?

Ask a bureau or portal the same questions on what they mark “not stated” above.

Limits of this comparison

We read public pages only. We did not buy reports, open accounts or test data quality, so this compares what suppliers say they sell, not how accurate their data is. Some pages load slowly or hide details behind a login, so “not stated” may hide a real feature. We found price conflicts between sources for MyData, and used MyEG’s published figures. Corrections go to hello@tehkimguan.com.