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Business Entity 4-Factor Verification
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Verify the consistency of a company name, Unified Social Credit Code, legal representative name, and ID number with official business registries.
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When you need to confirm the true identity of a trading partner, the Business Entity 4-Factor Verification tool connects to authoritative data sources to instantly verify the consistency of four key pieces of information: the company name, the 18-digit Unified Social Credit Code, the legal representative's name, and their ID number. These four elements serve as the foundational data units for corporate identity authentication. The tool outputs the matching status of each element against official business registration records.
Do the verification results have legal validity?
No. The verification results are for reference only. Legal validity is subject to the original registration documents from the official business administration department.
What risks still exist if all four elements match?
There may be underlying data issues not reflected in the results, such as delayed updates for information changes, abnormal business operating statuses, or errors in the original registration data. We recommend combining this with multi-dimensional verification, including on-site inspections.
When entering data, you must ensure: the company name exactly matches the registration (including bracket types); the credit code letters are case-sensitive; and the ID number is a complete 18 digits. If the results do not match, first double-check your input accuracy. Consecutive failed verification attempts may trigger a security block.
In supply chain finance scenarios, we recommend combining this tool with a "Corporate Equity Penetration Search." First, confirm the entity's authenticity through the 4-factor verification, then investigate the actual controlling person's connections. A typical use case: After successfully verifying "Zhejiang [X] Technology Co., Ltd." + "9133XXXX" + "John Doe" + "3301XXXX", proceed to penetrate its shareholding network.
