How to Perform Due Diligence on a Chinese Supplier
Learn how to perform due diligence on Chinese suppliers with ChinVerify. Verify registration, financials, and risk data before signing contracts.
💼 What Is Due Diligence?
Due diligence means verifying all important facts before doing business. For Chinese suppliers, that includes confirming registration, ownership, and risks — exactly what ChinVerify helps you do.
🔍 Step 1: Verify Registration and Status
Use the ChinVerify Checker to get the official company profile (refer to our Example Report):
- Legal name and registration number
- Business scope
- Company type and status
⚖️ Step 2: Review Legal and Financial Signals
ChinVerify flags warning signs such as:
- Abnormal operation
- Revoked licenses
- Legal disputes or court announcements
These are critical to assess supplier reliability.
📊 Step 3: Check Establishment Date and Registered Capital
Older, well-capitalized companies usually have stronger credibility. ChinVerify provides both indicators in one view.
🧠 Step 4: Cross-Check With Third-Party Information
If you already have trade or logistics data, match it with ChinVerify's results. Consistency = trustworthiness.
🚀 Make Informed Decisions
Performing due diligence saves you from costly mistakes. You can view our Example Report for details. Use ChinVerify for quick, accurate, and official supplier verification in China.
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