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Verified Analysis
Ten stone suppliers,
checked against the register.
A buyer in Dubai or Düsseldorf cannot walk into a factory in Kishangarh. Sol Gravitas took ten Indian stone suppliers advertising on an open trade directory and checked each one against India's public tax register, to establish what a foreign buyer can actually verify from eight thousand kilometres away — and what each field really means once they find it.
No supplier is named. None was found to be fraudulent. The useful findings turned out to be structural rather than scandalous.
How to read the entity type — company, partnership or one individual — directly off a GSTIN, before running any search. Verified against ten records out of ten.
Why a platform verification badge and a tax register can disagree, and what that gap costs a buyer about to transfer money.
Which registration fields are reliable, which are not, and one field that misleads even when a company's own legal name contradicts it.
The full method, so any reader can repeat the checks on their own suppliers in about ninety seconds each.
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