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Stop Heling is operated by Dutch National Police as a database of reported stolen goods, including bicycles. Its main use case is verifying whether a second-hand item has been reported stolen — a useful tool for buyers and police, but not a proactive registration platform.
Because Stop Heling only applies after theft has been reported, it offers no pre-registration or ownership documentation. BikeGuard takes a proactive approach: register before theft, attach a visible QR sticker to deter thieves, and automatically alert a global database the moment your bike is stolen.
| Feature | BikeRegister | Stop Heling |
|---|---|---|
| Free Registration | ||
| QR Code Stickers | ||
| Mobile App | ||
| Stolen Alerts | ||
| Multi-language | ||
| European Coverage | ||
| Free Tier Available |
Stop Heling is a Dutch stolen goods database including bikes.
Got questions? We’ve got answers. Everything you need to know about bike registration and protection.
BikeRegister offers QR code stickers and multi-language support, while Stop Heling is primarily focused on their region.
Yes, BikeRegister offers only stolen bike registration for free, while all other services (including basic bike registration and QR code features) are paid.
BikeRegister is specifically designed with European cyclists in mind, offering multi-language support and regional coverage.
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Registration is simple and quick. You’ll gain not only a security protection label but also access to a system that helps you in case of loss or theft.
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