Scrub Argentina No Llame without Your Own TAD Login
DNC LATAM · Compliance guides
Updated 23 September 2026
Argentina's official Do Not Call registry is the Registro Nacional No Llame, run by AAIP under Law 26.951. Companies request AAIP API credentials for the official automated consult on TAD: search Consultas automatizadas a servicios (API) de la AAIP, then select Registro Nacional de No Llame. That filing expects a prior inscription in the Registro Nacional de Bases de Datos Personales and a copy of the signer's personería. Foreign firms that cannot finish it scrub +54 with DNC LATAM, country ar, API or CSV. Mexico is REPEP (PROFECO). Colombia is RNE (CRC). Talk to us. API. Foreign company access.
| DIY AAIP API | DNC LATAM | |
|---|---|---|
| Access | TAD Consultas automatizadas credentials | country: "ar" on the public API, or CSV |
| Filing | Registro Nacional de Bases de Datos Personales, Spanish portal, personería | No local personería on your side |
| What you keep | Your own AAIP integration | Dated screening record with the scrub |
The rules cover messages and automated calls as well as live calls, including campaigns operated from outside Argentina. See whether No Llame covers SMS, not just calls and whether predictive dialers and robocalls are in scope.
The US National DNC Registry, run by the FTC, does not include Argentine numbers. A list that is clean under TCPA rules can still be full of No Llame registrations. AAIP does not accept a US scrub as a substitute. See DNC scrubbing vs US TCPA.
How the Registro Nacional No Llame works
- Consumers register mobile or fixed lines for free. Registration remains active until the consumer withdraws it.
- Companies doing telemarketing must become authorized AAIP registry users and download the current list before campaigns.
- Lists must be checked against current data, and each call to a registered number can be treated as a separate infringement.
Penalties under Law 26.951
AAIP investigates consumer complaints and can sanction violations per call, with escalating consequences for repeat offenders. Enforcement decisions involving banks, insurers and call centers are published regularly. As with Mexico REPEP, the exposure from one un-scrubbed campaign can dwarf the cost of compliance. See how a complaint actually becomes a sanction for what regulators check once one is filed.
The challenge for foreign companies
Company registration is a Spanish-language AAIP process designed around a CUIT tax identity and a responsible representative. Foreign companies usually cannot complete it directly. We documented the operational steps in our guide to Argentina registry access. The practical alternative is using a provider that maintains the required local access and supplies current No Llame checks as a service.
Complying in practice
- Scrub every Argentine calling list against the current AAIP registry before dialing. See how DNC scrubbing works.
- Keep dated scrub records for every campaign.
- Honor individual opt-outs immediately, even for unregistered numbers.
DNC LATAM provides Argentina No Llame coverage through the same API used
for the other live countries. Send country: "ar". CSV in
the panel if you are not wiring code yet. Independent monthly allowances
and dated screening records. Each country is its own SKU.
Official
government data, zero paperwork on your side.
The same API covers Mexico REPEP (PROFECO) and Colombia RNE (CRC). Change the country field when the campaign moves. Contact centers and debt collectors dialing +54 use the same check. Country overview: international DNC lists. Access is an independent SKU per country. Coming soon: Spain, Australia, and Singapore. Deeper cluster: Registro Nacional No Llame, Law 26.951, AAIP enforcement, MX vs AR vs CO.