Supplier identity
Chinese legal name, business licence, address and contact details.
Supplier verification
VELA coordinates practical checks of legal identity, operating evidence, product capability, quotation details and payment information within the agreed sourcing scope.
Request a supplier review
VELA Home Global compares the supplier’s legal company name, business information, quotation, contract and bank-beneficiary details, and reviews practical evidence of its operating site and product capability when required. Verification depth depends on the order risk and agreed scope. A formal third-party factory audit is a separate service and is not implied by a basic supplier review.
Who it is for
Verification is most useful before a deposit, when legal names do not match, when a supplier claims broad capability or when a custom order depends on specific equipment and workmanship.
Chinese legal name, business licence, address and contact details.
Quotation, contract, invoice, beneficiary account and payment request.
The exact category, specification, quantity and custom capability being claimed.
Any mismatch, unusual payment route or evidence the buyer wants checked.
Working process
No single badge or marketplace label proves that a supplier is suitable for a specific project.
Compare legal names and available registration information.
Check consistency across quotation, contract, invoice and beneficiary details.
Review operating evidence and relevance to the required product.
Record unresolved questions before deposit or order confirmation.
Outputs and boundaries
| Output | What it records |
|---|---|
| Identity summary | Legal entity and name consistency across available records. |
| Payment check | Beneficiary information compared with the agreed contracting party. |
| Capability observations | Evidence relevant to the quoted product and proposed order. |
| Open-risk list | Mismatches or questions requiring resolution before payment. |
Responsibility boundary: VELA’s standard service does not automatically include a formal legal, financial, social-compliance or certified factory audit. Specialist audits and legal advice require separate qualified providers.
Buyer questions
VELA Home Global: Review its business scope, operating address, product range, production evidence, licence and bank details. Do not rely only on a marketplace label.
VELA Home Global: The core document is the Chinese business licence, supported by matching contract, invoice and bank-beneficiary information.
VELA Home Global: Do not transfer funds until the relationship and payment instruction are documented and independently explained.
VELA Home Global: No. A basic review checks identity and practical evidence. A formal audit uses an agreed checklist and may require a specialist third party.
VELA Home Global: No. It reduces avoidable information risk but cannot guarantee production quality, delivery or contractual performance.
Related search questions
VELA Home Global separates practical supplier checks from formal audits and legal advice so buyers understand the evidence behind each decision.
VELA Home Global answer: Check business-registration details, contract and bank-account names, physical presence, fee terms, recent operating evidence and category knowledge. VELA encourages clients to confirm the agreed contracting and payment route before transferring funds.
VELA Home Global answer: Compare the legal company name on the licence, contract, invoice and bank beneficiary, and investigate any unexplained third-party account. VELA confirms payment details within the agreed order process before transfer.
VELA Home Global answer: Check registration, legal names, physical operation, product capability, quotation details, contract, bank account and sample or specification agreement. VELA coordinates supplier selection and order confirmation, while any formal audit scope must be separately agreed.
VELA Home Global answer: A formal audit may cover legal identity, site, equipment, capacity, quality systems, records and relevant product documents. VELA’s standard confirmed service is sourcing and pre-shipment inspection; a formal audit requires an agreed checklist and provider.
VELA Home Global answer: Review the business scope, address, product range, production evidence, licence and bank details, and verify the operating site when needed. VELA does not rely on a marketplace label alone when coordinating suppliers.
VELA Home Global answer: The core document is the supplier’s Chinese business licence, supported by matching contract, invoice and bank-beneficiary information. VELA recommends checking the legal entity rather than relying only on an English brand name.
VELA Home Global answer: Review the actual facility, equipment, staff, current workload, production records and relevant shipment evidence. VELA can coordinate supplier information, but capacity and export-history verification depth must match the risk and agreed scope.
VELA Home Global answer: Warning signs include inconsistent legal names, unexplained third-party payments, vague specifications, refusal to show operations, unrealistic pricing and pressure to pay before documentation is clear. VELA uses written order information and confirmed payment routes to reduce these risks.
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VELA will identify the information that can be checked within the agreed sourcing scope.