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Makaiev Kostiantyn Oleksandrovych
founder of Sigil RMPD
Built Sigil RMPD — a service that turns a CMR into an RMPD declaration and files it with PUESC for carriers from outside the EU. Writes about what the declarations themselves show: which fields PUESC rejects, where carriers go wrong and what it costs.
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Articles by this author
- How often SENT-GEO checks your truck's position in PolandUpdated 22.09.2026
- How long an RMPD really takes, from CMR photo to numberUpdated 22.09.2026
- What to do with RMPD and SENT when PUESC is downUpdated 22.09.2026
- What SENT-GEO demands of the carrier and the locatorUpdated 22.09.2026
- Registering on PUESC as a non-EU carrier, step by stepUpdated 22.09.2026
- What a driver should do when GPS loses signal in PolandUpdated 22.09.2026
- Does humanitarian aid need a SENT notification in PolandUpdated 22.09.2026
- SENT transit through Poland, the control summons and borderUpdated 21.09.2026
- Coal and charcoal from Poland under SENT, ADR, or neitherUpdated 22.09.2026
- Court quashed a 10,000 zł SENT GPS fine, how to appealUpdated 22.09.2026
- RMPD100, 101, 103, 104 and which document to file whenUpdated 16.09.2026
- The difference between SENT and RMPD nobody explainsUpdated 22.09.2026
- Which PUESC account a carrier needsUpdated 22.09.2026
- How CMR data get into an RMPD, field by fieldUpdated 16.09.2026
- Why PUESC rejects an RMPD and what to fix by RMPD500 codeUpdated 22.09.2026
- What gets fined when one digit in an RMPD costs 12,000 złUpdated 18.09.2026
- SENT and RMPD fines 2026, amounts, who pays, how to appealUpdated 22.09.2026
- What an RMPD is and who must file itUpdated 22.09.2026
- The 2026 list of goods under SENT monitoringUpdated 22.09.2026