Find Real Chinese Manufacturers.
Filter Out Fake Traders.
Instantly verify any Alibaba or Made-in-China supplier. We cross-reference official Chinese government registries to reveal actual employee counts, legal risks, and true operational status. Don't wire your deposit until you know who you are really dealing with.
Aggregating data from official Chinese registries & logistics platforms
The CVS Standard:
What Makes a "Real" Factory?
In cross-border trade, the term "Manufacturer" is heavily misused. At China Verified Supplier (CVS), our data-driven algorithm defines a true, risk-free manufacturing facility based on three non-negotiable criteria:
Manufacturing Business Scope
Their official Chinese business license must explicitly include "production," "manufacturing," or "processing" (生产/制造/加工), not just "sales" or "technology development."
Verified Insured Employees
Shell companies don't pay social security. We verify the exact number of active employees contributing to the national insurance system. A real factory typically has 30+ insured workers.
Legitimate Customs Standing
A direct exporter must have an active filing with the China Customs Credit Bureau to be considered a factory rather than a domestic broker.
Real Paid-in Capital
According to CVS data, a verified factory must show real paid-in capital, not just registered capital, to prove operational substance.
Visual Proof: Traders vs. Factories
B2B platforms often mask the truth. CVS pulls the direct government record to show you what's really behind the digital storefront.
Business Scope
Official Record: "Wholesale, Import/Export, Consulting..."
Human Resources
Claimed: 150-200 Workers.
Actual Insured Count: 2
Legal Risk
"Multiple labor disputes and frozen bank accounts found in local court records."
Manufacturing Scope
GSXT Verification: "Research, Development, and Production of Precision Electronics..."
Verified Labor Force
Social Security System Data:
124 Active Conserved Employees
Export Authority
Customs Credit: Active Level A Exporter. Last cargo match: 3 days ago.
Where Does Our Data Come From?
We don't rely on self-reported supplier brochures. The CVS database aggregates and translates raw data directly from ultimate sources of truth:
National Enterprise Credit Info (GSXT)
The absolute authority for legal entity verification, shareholder structure, and paid-in capital records.
China Customs Credit Bureau
Verification of export qualifications and historic shipment activity to confirm physical trade presence.
Chinese Judicial Records
Real-time tracking of active lawsuits, frozen assets, and "Dishonest Judgment Debtor" lists to identify operational risks.
The Scale of
Verified Trust
We monitor millions of data points across the Chinese industrial landscape to ensure your supply chain is legitimate and your risk is zero.
Built for Scale
Verified for Certainty
Three steps to securing your Chinese supply chain with enterprise-grade data transparency.
Search & Match
Enter any company name or USCC. Our AI engine cross-references 40+ official Chinese databases instantly.
Verify Deep Data
Unlock hidden insights: tax status, legal disputes, social security contributions, and actual employee counts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Sourcing from China
Can I trust the "Verified" tag on Alibaba or Made-in-China?
Not entirely. While B2B platforms perform basic checks, many Trading Companies (agencies) successfully register and pay for "Verified Manufacturer" tags. To guarantee you are dealing with a direct factory, you must check their underlying Chinese public records, such as their real insured employee count.
How do I check if a Chinese company is legitimate?
The most reliable way is to search their 18-digit Unified Social Credit Code (USCC) or Chinese legal name. You can use the CVS search engine to instantly pull their official registration data, legal risk profile, and trust score in English.
What is the difference between Registered Capital and Paid-in Capital?
Registered Capital is just a promised number. Paid-in Capital is the actual money the founders have deposited into the company's bank account. A supplier with $1 Million in Registered Capital but $0 in Paid-in Capital is a massive red flag.
Why does employee count matter for factory verification?
Social security contributions are the "fingerprint" of a real operation. A company claiming to be a large factory but paying social insurance for only 2 people is almost certainly a trading office or a shell company.
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