Verify any Indian company
Check a manufacturer against official government records (MCA · GST · Udyam · DGFT) — 48.5L+ government-anchored profiles, checked in seconds.
Works with names ("Chataka Snacks"), GSTINs (15 characters) and CINs (21 characters).
Common questions
How can I verify an Indian company for free?
Enter the company name, GSTIN or CIN in the checker above. BharatSeal matches it against official government records — the MCA company master, GST Network, Udyam MSME register and DGFT — and shows exactly which registry verified which record. Free, instant, no signup.
How do I check if a GSTIN is genuine?
Paste the 15-character GSTIN (e.g. 29ABCDE1234F1Z5) into the checker. A genuine GSTIN resolves to a government-registered legal name; the result shows the GSTN record and when it was last verified. If the name doesn't match who you're dealing with, treat it as a red flag.
What is a CIN and how do I verify it?
A CIN (Corporate Identity Number) is the 21-character identifier the Ministry of Corporate Affairs assigns to every registered company, e.g. U27100MH1907PLC000260. Paste it into the checker for an exact MCA match with the incorporation record.
What do the trust tiers mean?
Registered = exists in a government registry. Verified (score 45+) = multiple government records cross-checked. Trusted (65+) = strong multi-registry footprint. Certified (85+) = claimed and owner-verified with a complete profile. Tiers come from verification signals only — they cannot be bought.
How this check works
BharatSeal maintains a registry of 48.5L+ Indian manufacturers built from official government sources: the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA company master), the GST Network, the Udyam MSME register and DGFT (IEC). Every profile shows which registries it was checked against and the underlying record identifiers — nothing is self-declared without being labelled as such.Escrow-backed Trade Assurance payment protection is coming soon.