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Enter a corporate bank account number to instantly find its registered province and city. Supports account name for enhanced accuracy.
Enter account number and click 'Look Up' to view detailed report
Overview
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This lookup is for English-reading staff handling authorized mainland-China corporate account records. Enter the account number and the account name, then review the returned bank name, bank abbreviation, province, and city. The service describes the opening bank’s region; it does not show the company’s registered address or prove who owns or controls the account.
The name field is required. The page checks that an account entry has at least 10 characters before submission, but that length check is not a complete bank-account format or validity check. Treat the returned fields as a lookup result to compare with records you already have, rather than as independent proof of a payment destination.
A result may help you spot an inconsistency in the bank or province/city information. It does not establish that an account is active, belongs to the named business, can receive a payment, or is an authorized beneficiary. The displayed result does not include a branch name. If the lookup returns multiple matches, the page displays the first item; if it finds none, that absence does not show that the account is invalid.
The query sends the account number and account name to the lookup service. Use only records you are authorized to handle and follow your organization’s rules for sensitive financial information.
Official safety guidance: China’s National Financial Regulatory Administration advises protecting bank-account information and verifying transfer requests and recipient details through official channels. Checked 2026-09-28.
Guide
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Obtain the full account number and account name from an authorized source, such as the organization’s verified onboarding record or bank documentation. Do not guess missing digits or substitute a business nickname for the registered account name.
Enter both fields. The name is required, and the account entry must be at least 10 characters to pass the page’s initial check.
Review the bank name, abbreviation, province, and city. Compare them with the existing account documentation and note any mismatch for follow-up.
If the result is missing or unexpected, recheck the source record and spelling, then contact the account holder or bank through a trusted channel. Do not treat repeated guesses as account verification.
Use cases
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A finance operator can compare the bank and region shown by the lookup with the supplier’s authorized account documents, then continue the organization’s normal approval steps.
Before preparing a payment record, staff can use the returned province and city as a consistency check. A mismatch should trigger confirmation from the supplier through a previously verified contact.
When updating a vendor file, record the lookup output only as supplementary reference and keep the original bank-provided details as the authoritative record.
Q&A
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No. Both account number and account name are required before the lookup is submitted.
No. Province and city describe the reported bank-location fields, not the company’s registered office, workplace, or owner’s location.
No. It only returns bank and region information. Confirm ownership, account status, and payment instructions with the bank or the account holder through a verified channel.
Notes
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Account numbers and account names are sensitive business information. Submit them only when you are authorized to do so, and avoid using a shared or untrusted device. A lookup result is not a bank confirmation, proof of account ownership, payment authorization, or evidence that a transfer will succeed. Before sending funds, independently verify the recipient and instructions using a trusted bank channel or an already verified business contact. The financial regulator’s guidance supports safeguarding account information and confirming recipient details through official channels; it does not certify this lookup or its data coverage.
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