
Looking for a China business license verification API you can evaluate before integration? QCC offers a free trial of its China eKYB API through Developer Hub, helping your team test how a submitted license connects to a registered company.
A merchant uploads a Chinese business license. Your team can read the company name and registration number, but still needs to establish whether the document corresponds to a real company and whether its information matches the registry record.
QCC's China eKYB API helps connect that uploaded license with company verification. It supports business license validation for China Mainland, giving onboarding teams a way to check the submitted document against company records within their verification workflow.
You can try the CN eKYB API for free through QCC Developer Hub. Open the API Reference, sign in or register, and use the available trial calls to evaluate the service before building an integration.
The CN eKYB API is QCC's real-time business license verification service for China Mainland. It is designed to validate a submitted license against registry records, helping teams move from a document supplied by an applicant to a company identity they can review.
The free trial is a practical way to assess fit. Available calls, validity and access conditions are shown in the Developer Hub; ongoing usage follows the applicable account plan.
OCR helps extract text from a document. That can reduce retyping, but reading a company name does not establish whether the submitted details agree with the company's registration record.
This distinction matters when a sales representative provides a license belonging to a different group entity, an applicant submits an older document, or a trading name differs from the company that will sign the contract. An onboarding process needs a way to connect the document to the intended counterparty.
QCC's China eKYB approach brings license processing and company-record validation into the same verification journey. The business value is a clearer basis for deciding which applications can move to the next check and which need additional evidence.
The CN eKYB API accepts a business license image URL and returns results for distinct processing stages. When image quality and extracted information are sufficient, the workflow moves from document processing to QCC company-record verification:
A returned company identifier can help connect the matched entity with subsequent research. Separating these stages also gives reviewers a clearer explanation of what happened: an unreadable image, insufficient extracted information and a company mismatch require different actions.
The trial lets your team inspect these outcomes before designing approval rules. Successful processing should be reviewed alongside the actual consistency and risk results; it is not an automatic onboarding approval.
The submitted license becomes an input to verification, rather than simply a file attached to the application. By checking it against company records, teams can assess whether the document and the business being onboarded refer to the same legal entity.
This is particularly useful when different teams handle document collection, compliance review and account creation. A consistent company identity gives those teams a common starting point.
A discrepancy should lead to a defined next step. Depending on the result and your policy, that may mean requesting a clearer image, asking for updated documentation or confirming which group company is applying.
Use the trial to examine the actual responses and decide how your team will handle each outcome. The API supplies verification evidence; your business sets the acceptance and escalation rules.
An API makes it possible to place license verification within a merchant, supplier or business-customer application flow. Teams can assess the response while the application is being reviewed, rather than managing the document and company check as disconnected tasks.
For developers, the reference page provides the place to review request requirements and returned results. For product and compliance teams, the online test makes it easier to agree on expected behavior before implementation.
For platforms onboarding businesses from China Mainland, the license upload is an opportunity to establish the merchant's legal identity early. eKYB can support the check between receiving the application and progressing to ownership, risk and payment reviews.
For example, if the store operates under an English brand, the onboarding team still needs to identify the registered company behind it. The verified entity should become the subject of subsequent checks.
Business account and payment-service applications often require evidence of company registration. License verification can help teams assess the company information supplied by the applicant before moving to other required checks.
Authorized representative verification, beneficial ownership research and AML screening remain separate parts of the wider process. eKYB provides an identity foundation for those reviews.
Procurement teams can use license verification when registering a supplier or reviewing a new contracting entity. The key question is whether the license relates to the company named in the proposed commercial relationship.
After identity verification, teams can compare the contract and beneficiary details and investigate operating capability where needed. Company registration alone does not establish manufacturing capacity or delivery performance.
Go directly to the China eKYB API trial and reference page. Review the service description and the specifications available to your account.
Create a Developer Hub account or sign in with an account that has API access. Follow the self-service trial activation steps shown in the platform and check your available allowance.
If you already use another QCC service, confirm that your account has Developer Hub access. The support page explains account access and available assistance.
Use a business license you are authorized to process and provide its accessible image URL. The current reference accepts supported image files up to 10 MB; Base64 image content is not supported by this endpoint. Choose a clear, complete image and an initial case whose company details you already know, so your team can assess the response against a clear expectation.
Use Try it to complete the required inputs and review the response. Check the selected environment and displayed trial or billing information before submitting. You can evaluate the online workflow before building your own test interface.
Agree on what happens after the API responds: progress to the next check, request more evidence or route the application for review. Record the result alongside the applicant's company identity so later checks use the same entity.
A useful trial should answer a small set of practical questions about your onboarding process:
Start with a small, representative set of cases. Include straightforward submissions and cases that need clarification. Measure review effort and the handling of exceptions before setting production approval rules.
Once you have established which company the license relates to, you can use that identity as the starting point for additional due diligence. Depending on your requirements, this may include beneficial ownership identification, AML screening, company reports and ongoing monitoring.
The sequence matters: first establish the legal entity, then assess the ownership and risks associated with it. A successful license check supports that process; it does not replace the complete onboarding decision.
Yes. CN eKYB is included among the self-service APIs available for free trial through QCC Developer Hub. Sign in and follow the trial activation steps to view your available allowance.
No. Developer Hub provides an online Try it experience so you can submit the required inputs and inspect the response before building an integration.
No. The trial uses an allowance for evaluation. Check your account for available calls, validity and the terms for continued usage.
This service is intended for business licenses from China Mainland. For Hong Kong and other jurisdictions, review the relevant company-data and verification services in the Developer Hub.
No. Additional checks depend on your business and applicable requirements, including ownership, representative authority and relevant AML risks.
QCC's China eKYB API helps turn a submitted business license into a company-verification step within your onboarding process. The free trial lets your team review the experience, examine the response and plan how it will work in your own application flow.
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