RFQMIND TRUST CENTER

Evidence helps buyers decide.
It does not replace due diligence.

RFQMind organizes supplier identity, capability, commercial, and response signals so buyers can ask better questions before sampling or ordering.

STORE LEVELS

What each store level means

Levels are decided by hard evidence gates, never by a weighted score. Each level requires the one below it, and every claim behind a badge is listed on the supplier page — what was checked, by which method, and until when. A higher store level means RFQMind checked more evidence. It does not mean better products or prices.

L1 · Business verified

基础店铺

The business entity, corporate account, and authorization were verified, onboarding was approved, and the store opened. A supplier with an unresolved major report is held out of L1 until it is resolved.

L2 · Capability verified

实力验真

A valid site verification exists at the registered address — a self-recorded factory walkthrough with a one-time task code, a live video audit hosted by RFQMind, or a third-party audit report — with the capability scope recorded, plus at least one verified quality or system certificate.

L3 · Proven supplier

履约优选

At least 3 confirmed projects in the last 12 months from at least 2 independent buyers, quote completeness of 90% or above, and no unresolved major dispute. Performance is re-evaluated continuously, so this level can lapse.

● Quick responder

Behavior signal

Separate from store levels: recent response behavior meets the marketplace threshold. This signal can change over time and is never part of ranking beyond the filter you choose.

Evidence expires. Certificates and site verifications carry validity dates; lapsed evidence drops the level with it rather than lingering on the badge.

Buyers can contest claims. A signed-in buyer with standing can report a specific verification claim from the supplier page. An accepted report freezes the badge until operations resolve it.

FOR SELLERS

How your store moves up

01

Open your store

Complete onboarding with your business identity documents. The Store level tab in the supplier workspace lists exactly which gate is missing for the next level — nothing is hidden in a score.

02

Publish products with AI

Describe a product in your own words — in any language, 中文也可以 — and the AI listing assistant drafts the structured listing: title, specs, technical facts for your category, and buyer-facing description. You review, add photos, and publish.

03

Add capability evidence

Record the factory walkthrough with your one-time task code or register a third-party audit and certificates. Verified capability unlocks the L2 badge buyers filter for.

04

Deliver and get proven

Quote completely, win RFQs, and confirm projects. Sustained performance from independent buyers earns L3 — and it stays only while performance holds.

List your company Open the supplier workspace

BUYER SAFEGUARDS

A practical qualification sequence

01

Check identity and scope

Confirm legal name, facility location, processes performed in-house, and any subcontracted work.

02

Validate the evidence

Request current certificates, audit reports, equipment lists, sample reports, and relevant customer references.

03

Control commercial risk

Use samples, milestone approvals, written specifications, inspection plans, and appropriate payment protection.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Trust and privacy FAQ

Who can see a buyer's contact details on an RFQ?

RFQs are stored privately for marketplace review. No supplier receives the requirement or buyer contact details automatically in this release.

Does RFQMind guarantee supplier performance?

No. The platform structures evidence and communication. Buyers remain responsible for technical, legal, financial, and compliance due diligence.

Can evidence become outdated?

Yes. Certifications, capacity, staffing, ownership, and response behavior change. Buyers should request current documents before awarding business.

How should sensitive drawings be shared?

Start with a requirement summary. Use an NDA and a controlled document-sharing process before sending sensitive CAD, customer data, or intellectual property.