【News】QCC Launches Developer Hub for KYB, KYC, AML and Due Diligence APIs

QCC has launched its new Developer Hub, a dedicated platform where businesses and technical teams can explore, test and integrate QCC's KYB, KYC, AML and due diligence APIs.

The Developer Hub brings together product documentation, API references, online debugging tools and support resources in one place. It is designed to help teams move from their first API call to scalable production integration through a clearer, more structured workflow.

One platform for verification, compliance and due diligence data

Through the QCC Developer Hub, developers can access APIs that support business onboarding, entity verification, AML screening, due diligence and ongoing risk monitoring.

The platform covers several core use cases:

• KYB and company verification: Validate company registration information and assess whether an entity record is consistent with official registry data.

• KYC and identity-related checks: Access data services that support customer and individual verification workflows.

• AML screening: Screen individuals or companies against sanctions, PEP, watchlist and criminal lists.

• Entity matching: Match a company name with a registration number and jurisdiction to help confirm that the business being checked is the correct legal entity.

• Due diligence: Retrieve company reports, individual profiles and deeper business intelligence datasets.

• Ongoing monitoring: Follow entities or individuals and receive relevant event notifications through a webhook endpoint.

APIs for real-time verification and deeper investigation

The Developer Hub makes it easier to find the right service for each workflow.

For real-time verification, teams can explore APIs such as:

• Global Lite API, which returns structured entity-match data for supported jurisdictions, including legal and English names, registration number, LEI, legal status, legal form and registered address.

• Global Entity & BRN Match API, which checks whether an entity name corresponds to a registration number within a specified region.

• AML Screening API, which performs real-time screening across available sanctions, PEP, watchlist and criminal lists.

• CN eKYB API, which validates a Mainland China business licence against registry records.

• Global Entity Verification (Three-Factors) API, which verifies an entity using its name, registration number and registered address.

For more detailed research and risk review, teams can also access:

• Global Basic for registry-sourced company reports across supported jurisdictions.

• CN Executive Full Profile for in-depth individual information, including roles across entities, business partners, litigation, enforcement and restriction records, as well as equity pledge exposure.

• Ongoing Monitor for event notifications on monitored entities or individuals, with detailed news available on demand.

Test every API directly in the browser

A key feature of the QCC Developer Hub is its built-in Try it experience. Every API can be tested directly on the relevant API Reference page, allowing users to enter request parameters, submit a request and review the result without first building their own test interface.

After signing in, the platform automatically selects the API Key associated with the user's account. Users can then complete the required fields and send a request through the same workflow described in the API documentation.

For example, a user testing the CN Affiliation Check (Standard) API can submit a verification order directly in the browser by entering the required identity and company-registration details. This makes it easier to understand the request structure, validate required parameters and confirm the expected API workflow before development begins.

The online testing area provides two clear environments:

• Sandbox - free: Test API workflows using sandbox data without production charges.

• Production - billed: Submit requests to the live production environment when the integration is ready for real business use.

This workflow helps developers, product managers and compliance teams test services quickly, align on expected outputs and reduce friction before production deployment.

Documentation designed for integration teams

The QCC API documentation provides the information needed to implement each service, including endpoint parameters, response dictionaries, samples and status codes.

Developers can follow a straightforward integration process:

1. Create an account and obtain the required API credentials.

2. Authenticate each API request using the relevant request headers.

3. Use the online Try it tool to test the request and API workflow.

4. Choose the appropriate environment for the intended use case.

5. Make the API call from the business system and process the standard QCC response structure.

For real-time products, results are returned in a single request-response cycle. For report products, QCC uses a Search -> Order -> Retrieve flow: identify the target entity or individual, place the report order, then retrieve the completed dataset using the returned order reference.

The documentation also covers authentication, integration flows, environments, credits and billing, status-code handling and webhooks. This helps development teams establish a consistent implementation pattern across different QCC services.

Support for self-service and enterprise use cases

The Developer Hub supports both self-service users and enterprise customers. Businesses that require large-scale China company reports, ongoing monitoring or comprehensive AML coverage can discuss a tailored plan with QCC's commercial team.

For integration questions, product access or commercial enquiries, visit QCC Support. The support centre also includes FAQs and links to technical documentation covering authentication, billing, integration flows and API status codes.

Start building with QCC

The QCC Developer Hub gives businesses a clearer route to connect KYB, KYC, AML and due diligence data with their onboarding, compliance, risk management and investigation workflows.

Visit the Developer Hub to browse the documentation, review the API Reference and explore the services available for your next integration.