Supplier quick check

Enter what your Chinese supplier sent you: the licence code, website, email, phone number and payment details. Each result says what it proves and what it does not.

A quick check catches mistyped or invented codes, new lookalike domains and risky payment details. It does not prove that the company exists, is operating, or is the one you are paying.

Company
Website, email and phone
Payment
Product

Fill in what you have. The checks run in your browser and nothing is stored; only the website and email domain names go out, to public DNS and the domain registry. The phone number is read on your device.

What the C$79 supplier check adds

These records sit behind Chinese government logins and paid databases. We read each one and match it to your invoice.

  1. Business register

    Status, legal name, founding date, and whether the business scope covers your product.

  2. Courts and blacklists

    Lawsuits, enforcement orders and the dishonest-debtor list.

  3. US import records

    US sea shipments in the last 12 months: whether it really exports your kind of product.

  4. Alibaba store history

    Years on the platform, the verification type, and whether the store's company name matches the licence.

  5. Certificates

    Whether ISO and radio certificates are valid and held by your supplier.

  6. Trademarks

    Who owns the brand in Canada and China, and whether your supplier holds a licence to it.

Order a supplier check, C$79

Sources: GB 32100-2015 · IANA RDAP bootstrap (domain registration dates) · Cloudflare DNS over HTTPS (MX, SPF and DMARC records) · Google libphonenumber v9.0.41 (phone number location and carrier, Apache 2.0) · Health Canada recalls open data; 1,277 consumer product recalls, 2021-10-09 to 2026-10-09 · Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre; read 2026-10-20