LATAM DNC Registry Updates
DNC LATAM · Compliance guides
Official LATAM Do Not Call lists do not share a clock. Mexico REPEP (PROFECO) republishes zone files about every 15 days. Argentina Registro Nacional No Llame (AAIP) updates continuously and wants a current consult. Colombia RNE (CRC) wants a current query before commercial outreach. This is the living cadence page. Edit it when site facts change. Do not paste invented release dates.
Last updated 4 September 2026. Revisit monthly.
Last known cadence (facts already on this site)
| Country | Registry | Operator | Cadence we will state | Specific last-file date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico | REPEP | PROFECO | Official release every 15 days, zone by zone | Not published here |
| Argentina | Registro Nacional No Llame | AAIP | Continuous updates; current download before each campaign | Not published here |
| Colombia | RNE | CRC | Current query before each campaign; CRC web service for volume | Not published here |
Sources on this site, not a new claim: REPEP Mexico, Mexico DNC list, Registro Nacional No Llame, Argentina DNC list, RNE Colombia, Colombia DNC list, MX / AR / CO comparison.
Mexico: 15-day zones
PROFECO operates REPEP and publishes extracts to registered companies through a Spanish portal. Access is not one national file. You buy geographic zones. Each zone is a state or metropolitan list. Official data lands about every 15 days. A 31-day US TSR habit leaves Mexico stale for half of every REPEP cycle.
Portal workflow we already documented: how to access Mexico DNC data. What REPEP is: REPEP explainer.
Argentina: continuous No Llame
AAIP administers the Registro Nacional No Llame under Law 26.951. Consumers can register or withdraw at any time. Company users are expected to download current data before campaigns. "Current" here means this campaign, not last quarter's export. We describe that as continuous updates plus a per-campaign consult. We do not invent a daily snapshot time.
Access steps: Argentina registry access. Statute: Law 26.951.
Colombia: current RNE / CRC consult
The CRC runs the RNE. Ley 2300 expanded the registry beyond SMS into calls and other channels. Companies consult through the CRC trámites portal: lookups, file uploads, or the government web service. The rule we will state is a current query before each campaign. We do not publish a CRC file-drop calendar we do not have.
Portal walkthrough: CRC portal step by step. Statute cut: Ley 2300.
How we track
- We hold official access for the live countries and run customer scrubs against the applicable registry or service.
- This page restates cadence already published on country guides and blog posts. When those facts change, change this table in the same edit.
- We do not invent a "last released on" cell. If a dated official bulletin is later added to the site with a citation, it can land here. Until then the cell stays empty of dates.
- US National DNC / TCPA 31-day rules are out of scope. They do not set REPEP, No Llame, or RNE freshness.
Hit-rate methodology (still collecting, no invented percentages): official Latam DNC hit rates. US-tool splits: DNC.com alternative, National vs LATAM.
What to do with the cadence
- Batch at list load. Realtime at dial time.
- Re-check parked Mexico leads when a new 15-day REPEP release lands.
- Re-check Argentina and Colombia on a current-consult cadence, not a monthly US habit.
- Keep the dated screening record. Counts and metadata. No phones.
DNC LATAM exposes current official checks through one API or CSV in the panel. From $500/month per country at 10,000 checks. Estudio Miotti, Argentina. Not a US TCPA scrubber. Integration hooks: dialer, batch vs realtime.
Questions, answered
How often does Mexico REPEP update? +
PROFECO publishes official REPEP data every 15 days, zone by zone. A scrub older than one cycle is stale. We do not invent a calendar of specific release dates on this page.
How often does Argentina No Llame update? +
The Registro Nacional No Llame updates continuously. AAIP expects a current download or consult before each campaign, not a monthly file copied from last quarter.
How often should we query Colombia RNE? +
Before each campaign. The CRC publishes consultation channels, including a web service for high-volume checks. Do not reuse a stale RNE result across campaigns.
Do you publish last-file dates here? +
Only facts already on the site or blog. This tracker is the cadence page. We will not invent a release timestamp the registries have not given us to publish.
How do I get current data without running the portals? +
DNC LATAM holds official access and exposes the check through one API or panel CSV. From $500/month per country at 10,000 checks. Estudio Miotti is the legal entity.