China Company Verification & Credit Report

You may verify enterprise authenticity using ChinaCompany Company credit reports or China's official National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System. A status of "Existing" confirms that the enterprise is a validly-registered operating entity.

There are a few red flags you really need to keep an eye on. For example, is the company brand new? Is the registered capital ridiculously low? Have they actually put any money in? Do they have zero employees on social security? Is the address in a real office or just some industrial park? Also, have they been making a lot of changes to their registration lately? Any fines or lawsuits on the books?

Relying solely on the information provided by customers and deciding to cooperate will bear huge financial and operational risks. A comprehensive credit report can understand the true operating status of partners. In a credit report, a company's size can be assessed based on its paid-in capital and the number of employees covered by social security. Judicial litigation and administrative penalty information can reflect whether there are cooperation risks. At the same time, you can understand whether the company is booming through the partners' intellectual property declarations and business information.

A business license can only prove that a company has been legally registered in China, but it cannot reflect its actual business scale and performance ability, nor can it show whether the company has any record of problems.

ChinaCompany's credit report covers 105 items, including paid-in capital, number of employees, business history, judicial and penalty records, intellectual property rights, etc., allowing you to fully understand the company's situation through one report. View the full report catalog.

Yes. All data provided in our China Company Verification and Credit Reports is sourced from official public records and legally accessible commercial databases. Conducting these background checks is a standard, fully compliant due diligence practice for international trade.

All data in our verification reports is sourced from China's official public disclosure systems. This covers company registration and business credit, court judgments and hearings, enforcement and auction records, tax and customs, intellectual property, and government procurement and land records.

Each record is pulled from the responsible government or court source when you place your order. See the full list of official data sources for more detail.