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Verify whether a phone number matches a name or ID to ensure the authenticity of real-name information.
Enter info and click verify to view detailed report
Overview
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This checker submits one of two pairs for a response from its verification service: a mainland China mobile number with a name, or the same type of number with a resident identity-card number. It is a record-match check. It does not send a one-time passcode, identify who is holding the phone, or authenticate a person in front of you.
Use the name option when the authorized record contains a name and phone number. Choose the ID option when the record contains an 18-character mainland resident identity-card number and phone number. The page checks the number format before submission; passing that check does not mean a record exists or that the pair will match.
The response is presented as a match, mismatch, or an unknown/unconfirmed status with any message the service provides. “Unknown” is not the same conclusion as “mismatch”: it means the response did not establish a clear match status. A mismatch also does not say which field is wrong. Confirm the selected mode and recheck the source record before deciding what to do next.
A result report can be copied or downloaded as text. It includes the chosen mode and entered identity fields, along with the returned status and available service details. The query time uses a time supplied with the result when available; otherwise the report uses the device’s current time.
The inputs concern mainland China phone-registration records. A valid number has 11 digits and begins with a digit pattern accepted for mainland mobile numbers; the ID mode accepts an 18-character resident identity-card number, including a final X where applicable. It is not a global phone-number lookup, and it does not check passports or other countries’ identity documents.
China’s Personal Information Protection Law defines personal information broadly and requires processing to follow principles such as a clear purpose and minimum necessary scope. The law applies according to its stated territorial rules; it is not a universal privacy rule for every user or organization. The law’s official text is the source for that description.
Guide
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Select name plus mobile number, or resident ID number plus mobile number. Only the active pair is submitted.
Enter the record exactly as held by the relevant source. Confirm the mainland mobile number has 11 digits. For ID mode, check all 18 characters, including the final check character.
Read the status and message, distinguishing an unconfirmed response from a mismatch. If you copy or download a report, inspect its included fields before saving or sharing it.
Use cases
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When you need to compare your own mainland phone record with a name or resident ID, select the matching pair and use the response to identify whether further checking may be needed.
An operator with permission to handle the record can check one entry for a possible data-entry discrepancy. Follow the organization’s formal process for unresolved results and confirm against the original record or responsible provider.
Q&A
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No. It compares supplied fields with a phone-registration verification response; it does not send an OTP or establish who is using the device.
The response did not confirm either a clear match or mismatch. Recheck the inputs and use the appropriate service or account channel if you need a definitive answer.
Format validation only checks whether the value can be submitted. It cannot confirm that the service has a record for it or explain which field caused a mismatch.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Only submit your own information or records you are authorized to process for a legitimate purpose. The check sends the entered fields to an external verification service, and this page does not establish that the service has deleted or retained them under any particular policy. Review the service and privacy terms before using it. Reports contain the submitted identity fields; limit access, storage, and sharing. Treat the status as a record-comparison aid, not legal proof of identity or the sole basis for a consequential decision. Check any displayed charge before submitting.
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