Quick Start — How to use ChinVerify

ChinVerify helps you quickly find official registration and credit information about Chinese companies. Use the search bar on the homepage to start — you can search by full company name, partial name, or unified social credit code / registration number.

Step 1 — Search

Enter the company name or registration number in the main search field and press Enter (or click Search).

  • Use full name when possible for precise results.
  • If you only have part of the name, use fewer words and scan the result list.
  • Registration numbers are unique — searching them returns exact matches.

Step 2 — Filter & Refine

If the search returns multiple hits, refine results by:

  • Adding a location or province name
  • Try alternative spellings or common abbreviations

Step 3 — Read and interpret the result

Click a result to open the company profile page. Typical fields you will see:

  • Registered name — official name on record.
  • Unified social credit code (USCC) — unique identifier for the company.
  • Legal representative — person registered as the legal rep.
  • Business scope — the primary permitted business activities.
  • Registration status — active, revoked, canceled, etc. (Use this to assess legitimacy.)

Step 4 — Save, export or share

When you find an important company, you can:

  • Save it to your profile (log in required) so you can quickly return to it later.
  • Copy the company URL to share with colleagues.
  • Use any export or screenshot tools on the profile page if you need an offline copy.

Step 5 — Verify, cross-check and report

Data on chinverify is aggregated from official sources where available. For high-stakes decisions:

  • Cross-check the registration number against the official provincial registry website shown in the profile (if available).

Practical Tips

  • •When working with suppliers, always verify the USCC and the legal representative against the business license.
  • •If multiple companies share similar names, prefer searching by USCC for exact matches.
  • •Use the 'status' field to quickly filter out companies that have been revoked or declared abnormal.

Common Questions

Where does the data come from?

We aggregate data from Chinese government registries and public sources.

Is the data guaranteed accurate?

We strive to provide accurate, up-to-date information but cannot guarantee 100% accuracy. Always cross-check before making legal or financial decisions.

Need more help?

If you have more questions, please check our FAQ for common questions and detailed answers.

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