Chinese ID Card Verification

What this China ID name check returns

This single-record check takes a person's name and a mainland Chinese resident identity card number, then sends both values to an external verification provider. The provider returns a status that the page presents as Match, Mismatch, or an unknown status when its response cannot be mapped to either result. The page can also show provider-returned place or region, gender, and date-of-birth fields when available. Those fields are separate from the match status.

Use it when you have a legitimate reason and proper authority to check one pair of details. It is designed for mainland China resident ID numbers; it does not check a US Social Security number, passport, or other country's identity document.

Format screening is not identity confirmation

Before sending a request, the page checks that the number has an accepted 18-character format and a matching check character. A final lowercase x is converted to uppercase. Passing this local screen only means the number satisfies those input checks. The name comparison happens after submission, through the provider response.

The result may include Chinese-language values because the underlying records concern mainland China. The page's query timestamp identifies when you ran the request; it does not tell you when a source record was collected or updated.

Prepare and read a single check

1. Confirm permission and purpose

   Use only information you are authorized to submit for a specific, necessary check. Make sure the person has been given the information and consent required for your situation before you continue.

2. Enter the registered name and number

   Type the name as it appears in the relevant record, then enter the mainland Chinese 18-character resident ID number without spaces or separators. The final letter can be entered as x or X.

3. Submit and interpret the status

   Run the check and read the returned status. Match and Mismatch are provider comparison outcomes. A validation message, login or balance prompt, network error, or unknown status is not a Mismatch; it means you did not receive a clear comparison result.

4. Save only when needed

   The result panel can be copied or downloaded as a text report. Review its contents before saving: it includes the submitted name and full ID number, along with the response fields and query time.

Questions about results and inputs

Handle identity data with care

This is a third-party name-and-number comparison for mainland Chinese resident ID details. A returned status is not government certification, proof of a physical document's authenticity, or confirmation that the person submitting it is the cardholder.

• Information leaves the page: the name and ID number are sent to an external verification provider to perform the check. The provider's original data-collection source, record coverage, refresh schedule, and retention period have not been verified. Do not infer those details from a successful response or from the displayed query time.
• Use an appropriate legal basis: identity information can be consequential personal data. China’s Personal Information Protection Law sets specific-purpose, necessity, protection, notice, and consent rules for sensitive personal information. Confirm the requirements that apply to your processing before submitting someone else's details. See the official law cited above.
• Limit copies: copied and downloaded reports contain the full submitted name and ID number. Keep them only where necessary, restrict access, and handle them under your applicable retention and deletion rules. This page does not state a provider-side deletion or storage guarantee.
• Do not overread returned fields: region, gender, and birth date appear only when supplied in the response. They are not a substitute for current address, document validity, facial comparison, or an authoritative decision about identity.