Use the 8-digit Unified Business Number (統一編號) or full company name to look up its registration status, capital, representative and incorporation date on Taiwan’s official company registry (GCIS), then cross-check court judgments, the government procurement blacklist, and labor/environmental penalties. All public, free and legal.
1. Registration status — only “核准設立/營業中” (approved/operating) is normal; “dissolved, revoked, suspended” means it is no longer operating. 2. Capital — very low capital signals a small entity with limited ability to perform. 3. Age — a company under one year old has a short track record.
Check the Judicial Yuan judgment system for litigation, the government procurement “refused-dealings” blacklist, plus labor and environmental penalty lists. Use the g0v relationship graph to see what other companies the representative runs.
The Company DD tool returns the registration record, capital tier, a plain-language risk summary, and government tender count, with all official check links on one page.
Open Company DD →Yes. Company (legal-entity) registry and penalty data are public government records, free to search.
Yes, by full name, but the Unified Business Number is the most precise key and avoids same-name confusion.
No, and you shouldn’t — criminal records are sensitive personal data. This site only covers legal entities and environmental public data.