From a 15-character GSTIN to a structured, human-verified report — instantly. Here is exactly what happens between the search and your result.
No forms, no documents. One GSTIN and the record does the rest.
Fifteen characters off their invoice, letterhead, or GST certificate. That is the complete input — nothing else is needed or requested.
The GSTIN is decoded to extract the PAN, state code, and entity sequence. The GST register is queried to confirm the legal name, trade name, registration date, constitution, and current status.
GST return filing behaviour is analysed — which months were filed, which were missed, and whether the registration is currently active or has been cancelled or suspended.
The legal name and trade name are both searched across the eCourts public database. Possible matches are graded by confidence. The existence of a match is reported — never assumed to be confirmed without verification.
All findings are assembled into a structured, readable report. Each finding is labelled FLAG / CLEAR / NOTE. The final section always states what the search could not find.
If a source is temporarily unavailable, it is noted in the report. You are never given a false negative — a missing finding is disclosed, not silently omitted.
Every field shown is a public record — never an opinion, estimate, or model output.
These come directly from the GST register and are confirmed:
What the return filing record actually shows:
These are possible matches — never confirmed without human verification:
Identity information (legal name, registration status, filing history) is confirmed — it comes directly from government registers.
Court-record matches are graded as STRONG or POSSIBLE — never silently confirmed. A court record under a similar name requires human judgement before being acted upon.
Every report shows the date the search was run. That is the freshness date for your report.
The government GST register is queried at the time your search is run. Registration status and filed return data reflect the current published record on that date.
eCourts data is updated by individual courts. Publication can lag behind actual case activity. A case not appearing in the database does not mean no case exists.
Every report states the exact date and time the search was performed. If you need a more recent picture, you can run a fresh check at any time.
Honest reporting means clearly stating where the record runs out. Every report ends with a fixed "Could not find" disclosure.
Enter a GSTIN and get back a full structured report instantly. First report free, ₹199 after that.