Independent China Company Credit Reports

US$299 covers one company credit check. US$599 covers one company dual-report check. US$999 buys 4 credit checks, and US$1,999 buys 4 dual-report checks. Prices are in USD. Each credit check delivers one report; each dual-report check delivers two independent reports for the same company.

The US$299 plan delivers the Company Credit Report. The US$599 plan includes that same complete credit report plus a separate bilingual Invoice-Based Financial Risk Signals & Supply Chain Analysis. You receive two independently viewable reports and two separate PDFs. Same-company cross-report analysis appears in the financial report; it does not replace or shorten the credit report.

It adds an overall invoice-based operating assessment, evidence coverage and the actual observation period, monthly invoice activity and equal-length trend comparisons, red and void invoice adjustments, direct customer and supplier structures, concentration where identities and amounts support it, trading continuity, source-supported sales geography, same-company cross-report analysis and transaction controls. The bilingual report also includes metric definitions, source notes and a customer and supplier appendix.

Yes. Company search and the free company preview are available before purchase without signing in. The preview helps you identify the company using registration and industry information. It does not include the complete paid credit-risk findings or financial analysis, and viewing a preview does not use a purchased check credit.

Yes. Sign in before purchasing any of the four plans. Orders, remaining check credits and generated reports belong to that account and are available through My checks. Browsing, company search and the free preview do not require sign-in.

Check credits are valid for 12 months from purchase. Each generated report has its own 12-month online viewing and download period starting when that report is generated. These are separate clocks: using a credit near its expiry does not shorten the newly generated report’s access period. Download PDFs during the access period if you want to retain an offline copy; reopening a report does not restart its expiry.

Recoverable failures can be retried from My checks and are also checked by our recovery service. If the credit report is ready but financial delivery remains impossible, a single US$599 dual-report purchase keeps the delivered credit report. We open a US$300 difference-refund request for manual processing through the end of the 14th day after the platform-confirmed payment date, in UTC. For example, payment dated October 12 is within the window through October 26; the deadline is October 27 at 00:00 UTC. If the verified deadline has passed and no cash-refund request has already been opened, or for a four-check dual-report pack, one check credit is restored instead. An opened cash-refund request that has not yet been paid stays open for manual resolution after the deadline and is not automatically exchanged for a credit. If a single dual-report check's payment date cannot be verified, we first review it manually; we do not restart the window from the processing date or remove possible cash-refund eligibility merely because the date is missing. Restored credits keep their original purchase expiry; retries do not consume another credit.

No. A valid low-activity or no-activity finding can be useful due diligence and does not automatically trigger a refund. Such a conclusion requires a successful query, a matched company and evidence sufficient to support the stated coverage. An empty response alone does not prove that the company has no business. Unclear coverage, authorization problems or technical errors require review and communication; only an unresolved technical delivery failure follows the financial-failure rule above.