Independent due diligence and on-site verification for overseas buyers sourcing from China. We are your eyes on the ground — checking who you are really dealing with, before you ship, sign, or invest.
Every figure below is published by a Chinese authority and is free to check. Most overseas buyers never look at any of it before they pay.
All figures are taken from publicly available official sources. Nothing here is estimated, projected or based on anonymised cases.
Two services: an annual membership for repeat checks, and on-site verification for the deals that matter. Everything captured on site comes with hash-sealed, location- and time-stamped evidence; notarization is an optional add-on.
Basic verification of up to 10 Chinese companies within 12 months — registered entity, business licence fields, shareholders, change history, and the exact official sources you can re-check yourself.
We attend the site in person — premises and signage, equipment and production line, workforce, workflow, warehouse, and product consistency. You receive a fact record with photographic, video and interview evidence.
Every on-site visit is documented with photos and videos captured in real time. Each one carries GPS location, a timestamp and a hash value recorded on a notary-partner blockchain attestation platform — photos not retouched, videos not synthesised, every file traceable back to the visit.
Scope limit: entities and areas classified as state secrets under Chinese law are outside our scope. We do not accept, and will not perform, any engagement that would involve them — without exception.
We invoice international clients and accept bank transfer (T/T) in the currencies below. Full remittance details and payment terms are stated on your Proforma Invoice — fixed price, confirmed in writing before work starts.
Remittance details are provided only on our official Proforma Invoice. We never change bank details by email alone.
Overseas buyers often ask: “Why should I trust a report from a Chinese company?” Our answer is not “trust us”. Every photo and video in an on-site verification is captured in real time, at the site, and sealed at the moment it is taken — with GPS location, a timestamp and a hash value recorded on a notary-partner blockchain attestation platform. Photos are not retouched, videos are not synthesised, and every file can be traced back to when and where it was captured. Notarization is a separate, optional channel: effective, but slower and considerably more expensive, because a notary must attend in person under a special statutory procedure.
Every photo and every video is taken on site, in real time, by the verifier who is physically there. Photos are not edited or retouched, and videos are not synthesised or assembled from other footage. The original file is preserved exactly as captured.
Each capture carries the GPS coordinates and the timestamp of the moment it was taken, recorded together with the file. A photo taken elsewhere, or at another time, cannot be passed off as part of this visit.
Each file is hashed and uploaded to a notary-partner blockchain attestation platform at the moment of capture, so any later change breaks the match. The record is immutable, time-stamped, and every item traces back to the visit, the site and the time it was taken.
A transparent four-step process. No middlemen, no canned templates.
Company name, website, or Alibaba/WeChat contact.
Database checks and/or on-site verification by our local team.
Bilingual report with clear risk flags within 24–48h.
Available on request — a licensed notary attends in person under a special statutory procedure, so it costs more and takes longer. Apostille optional.
A Chinese compliance firm that works for the buyer — not for the factory, and not for a trading middleman.
Our people come from corporate finance, Chinese tax and accounting, commercial law, and software engineering. That combination is the point: a Chinese company only makes sense when its registration, its tax behaviour, its contracts and its data trail are read together — not one at a time.
We are incorporated and operating in mainland China. Registration records, court files and tax status are only reachable — and only readable — from inside the system. Nothing is subcontracted to an offshore call centre or a template mill.
Where a deal genuinely needs a notarial seal, our partner network can arrange preservation of evidence and on-site supervision at more than 300 notary offices in China's major cities — so the evidence is sealed where the goods actually are. This is an optional channel: the evidence we capture on every visit stands on its own real-time, hash-sealed record.
We are paid only to verify. We do not source, trade, freight, or take commission from any supplier. There is no order for us to protect, which means no reason to call a bad supplier a good one.
What we are not. We are not a law firm, and a Junlan report is not legal advice. We establish and preserve facts, and we show you where each fact came from. Your lawyer decides what to do with them.
Check us first. We are a registered Chinese company — Unified Social Credit Code 91330113MAKH4HQM2N. Look us up on the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System before you trust us with anything. We ask you to verify your supplier; start by verifying us.
Answers to the questions overseas buyers ask us most.
Practical, step-by-step reading for buyers sourcing from China.
All thirty checks on one print-ready page — identity, licence, factory vs trader, records, payment route and on-site evidence.
GuideLicence checks, shareholder tracing, litigation and tax records, on-site verification visits and notarized evidence — a practical checklist.
GuideHow to tell whether the Chinese "manufacturer" you are negotiating with actually produces — and why the difference changes your risk.
GuideUnified social credit code, company type, registered capital, business scope and address — what each field does and does not prove.
GuideTen warning signs to check before paying a Chinese supplier — and what to do when several appear together.
GuideLegal structure, capacity, equipment, workforce, workflow, quality control and product verification — a 2026 on-site checklist.
A practical "Red Flags When Sourcing from China" checklist — yours to keep, no strings attached.
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