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How to Reduce Risk When Sourcing from China

Sourcing from China? Learn how to reduce your business risk with Chinverify's supplier verification and due diligence tools.

⚠️ The Hidden Risks of China Sourcing

Sourcing from China can boost your profits — but also expose you to fake suppliers, poor quality, or fraud. Most of these risks can be avoided if you verify the company before signing contracts.

🧩 Step 1: Verify Registration with Chinverify

Enter the supplier's name or USCC on Chinverify.com. Confirm the company's status, scope, and registration — this is your first layer of protection.

⚖️ Step 2: Check Business Legitimacy and Financial Signals

Look for:

  • Active business status
  • Reasonable registered capital
  • No legal disputes or abnormal operations

These factors indicate a stable partner.

🧭 Step 3: Use Chinverify Risk Alerts

Chinverify automatically flags:

  • Blacklisted companies
  • Revoked licenses
  • Legal warnings

It helps you spot problems before they cost you money.

💬 Step 4: Verify Identity of Contacts

Make sure the person you're dealing with is authorized by the company listed in Chinverify. Never send money to personal accounts.

🚀 Final Tip: Trust but Verify

Reducing risk in China sourcing starts with verification. Use Chinverify to confirm every supplier's background and protect your global supply chain.

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