Svensk Insamlingskontroll, based in Stockholm, is an esteemed non-profit organization that conducts annual inspections of all organizations with 90-accounts. Their mission is to ensure that public fundraising for charitable, cultural, and humanitarian purposes is carried out with proper control and efficiency. They grant 90-accounts to qualifying non-profit organizations that meet their stringent criteria.

Founded in 1980, Svensk Insamlingskontroll took over the responsibility of monitoring public fundraising from the Investigation Board for Industry. This board had been overseeing fundraising activities since 1943 when they introduced the concept of 90-accounts. Today, Svensk Insamlingskontroll collaborates with Nordea and Bankgirocentralen to facilitate the smooth operation of these accounts.

Their role extends beyond oversight. They establish standards and provide guidance to 90-account holders, while also offering information to the public, media, and other donors about the organizations that possess 90-accounts. Svensk Insamlingskontroll also engages in international activities, working with monitoring organizations worldwide under the umbrella of the International Committee on Fundraising Organizations (ICFO).

For individuals or organizations looking to contribute to trustworthy and legitimate causes, Svensk Insamlingskontroll ensures that funds are handled responsibly and reach the intended beneficiaries