Enter a 9-digit D-U-N-S Number to retrieve the company's full registration record in Dun & Bradstreet's database — complete street address, Unified Social Credit Code, legal representative, registered capital, employee count and more. Free, no sign-up, your query is not stored.
654374511Why this is different from dnb.com: D&B's public business directory shows mainland Chinese companies only down to city level — the street address is masked, and signing in usually does not unlock it. The registration record itself does contain the full street address in both English and Chinese. This tool returns the structured record directly, including the complete street address, Unified Social Credit Code, employee count, D&B-certified capacity profile and ESG rating — free and without registration.
Buyers, compliance teams and platform reviewers use the DUNS record to verify a Chinese counterparty before onboarding them as a supplier, app developer or exporter. The most common failure is not missing paperwork, but a record that doesn't match the company's business license:
If you spot a mismatch, the correct order is: the company first amends its business registration locally, then asks D&B to update the record — and only then re-submits to the customer or platform.
Given a mainland Chinese company's 9-digit DUNS number, it returns the full registration profile: complete street address (English and Chinese), Unified Social Credit Code, incorporation date, registered capital with currency, legal representative, entity type, registration authority, status, SIC classification, employee count, key personnel and contact details — plus, for many companies, the D&B-certified capacity profile, ESG rating, main products and qualifications.
Yes, the number itself is free — D&B states this on its sites worldwide. Quoted prices of roughly CNY 800–2,500 (about USD 110–350) are service fees charged by third-party agencies (expedited handling, extra addresses, document translation), not official fees; D&B China explicitly warns about improperly charging third parties. See the full guide for Chinese companies.
D&B's public directory generally masks the street address of mainland Chinese companies — city level only — and signing in usually doesn't unlock it. The underlying registration record does contain the full address; this tool surfaces it directly.
This tool works by number. If the Chinese company doesn't have a DUNS number yet, it needs to request one from D&B — official and free, up to ~30 working days for the standard process. See the step-by-step guide.
The data comes from Dun & Bradstreet China's self-service lookup interface. This tool only re-formats it; real-time accuracy is not guaranteed — always treat D&B's official data as authoritative. If a record is wrong, the company should ask D&B China to amend it.