A structured check of your buyer’s official identity, registration status, and contact consistency — so a purchase order isn’t the only thing you’re trusting.
A website, a corporate email address, or documents carrying a company’s name are not enough on their own to confirm the reliability of the party you’re transacting with. Commercial fraud does not always involve a fictitious company — some cases involve the misuse of a legitimate company’s identity, or contact details that don’t match its official records. By the time you notice something is wrong, the goods may already be on their way.
Before you commit production capacity, book a shipment, or agree to any payment terms, you need an independent, documented answer to one question: is the information in front of you consistent enough to support your next commercial decision? ExportWay verification doesn’t stop at “does this company exist?” — it looks for the inconsistencies that matter.
Submit the buyer’s name, country, and any documents or contact details you already have.
We review official and commercial sources relevant to that company and jurisdiction.
We identify any inconsistencies between what you were given and the official record.
You receive a structured Buyer Verification Report.
Confirms the company’s official registration, status, and core details, and checks them against the contact information you were given.
Adds a deeper review of directors/representatives, company history, and additional red-flag indicators for a fuller picture before a high-value or first-time deal.
Possible paid add-ons: urgent turnaround (24–48 hours); verification of more than one contact person or entity within the same group; additional-language document review.
A structured summary of the findings, the sources reviewed, any inconsistencies identified, and the points that may require your attention before proceeding.
Typical turnaround: communicated once your case is reviewed and confirmed in your quote.
No. It reduces uncertainty and highlights inconsistencies or risk indicators — it is not a payment guarantee.
This is treated as a risk indicator and reflected clearly in your report.
Yes. Client and transaction data are handled confidentially and used only for the purpose of the requested service.