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Verify if a Chinese ID card name and number match. Perfect for real-name authentication.
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When you need to confirm the authenticity of ID card information, this tool calls upon authoritative data sources to instantly verify whether the entered name matches the 18-digit Chinese ID card number. Two-factor ID verification checks the consistency of two key pieces of information—the citizen's name and ID number—outputting a verification result (Match/Mismatch) and parsing the basic information contained within the ID card.
Q: What types of ID documents are supported?
This tool only supports the verification of 18-digit Second-Generation Resident Identity Cards of Mainland China.
Q: How are gender and date of birth obtained?
This information is parsed based on the ID number's encoding rules: digits 7-14 represent the date of birth, the odd/even nature of the 17th digit corresponds to gender, and the first 6 digits are the administrative division code. This parsed data is not the result of an external data source comparison.
Please ensure the name and ID number are completely accurate; any input error will result in verification failure. ID numbers are sensitive information, and usage must comply with privacy protection regulations. This tool only verifies two-factor matching and does not include advanced authentication such as facial recognition.
For system integration, we recommend using batch API calls to improve efficiency. Note: An odd number in the 17th digit of the ID represents male, while an even number represents female. The first 6 digits (e.g., 110101 for Dongcheng District, Beijing) can be used as a reference for administrative division parsing. Typical input: Zhang San + 110101199001011234 → Output: Match (Male / January 1, 1990 / Dongcheng District, Beijing).
