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Import customs declarations from Russia and Kazakhstan: importers and suppliers from 120+ countries, HS codes, weights and declared values. Ask a question — no account needed.
Where the data comes from.
Stsx normalizes RF and KZ customs declarations and importer registries into one searchable graph of suppliers, importers, ports and HS codes spanning 120+ countries.
From a question to a shipment record in three steps.
Frequently asked questions
What data does Stsx cover?
Stsx normalizes Russia and Kazakhstan import customs declarations into a single searchable graph: who imported what, from which supplier, under which HS code, at what declared value and weight. Coverage spans 86,000+ declarations and counterparties in 120+ countries.
Where does the data come from?
The records are built from official EAEU customs declarations (Russia and Kazakhstan) and national importer registries. Each shipment keeps its declared HS code, customs value, weight and the named shipper and consignee, so figures trace back to the underlying filing.
Is Stsx free to use?
Yes — aggregate trade flows, company profiles, HS-code hubs and every calculator are free with no signup. Shipment-level records, counterparty names, bill-of-lading numbers, alerts and exports unlock on a paid plan from $99/month.
Who uses trade data like this?
Procurement and sourcing teams verifying suppliers, supply-chain analysts mapping trade flows, trade-compliance officers screening counterparties, and sales teams finding importers on a given lane. It answers who ships what to whom, and in what volume.
How is Stsx different from ImportGenius or Panjiva?
Stsx is focused on the Russia–Kazakhstan (EAEU) import market, where it holds first-hand, normalized customs data rather than reselling a global feed. That depth on the CIS lanes, plus free aggregate access and native Russian-language coverage, is the difference.
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