Payments
Mainland risk, screened at source.
How Mainland risk is checked
Every market has its own registry and its own ID scheme. Fill Easy returns both, from source, in one call.
POST /v1/orders
{
"search": "company_search",
"company_name": "Lion Gate Payments Pte. Ltd.",
"jurisdiction": "SG",
"reference": "MER-55120"
}200 OK
{
"status": "completed",
"source": "Company registry, Singapore",
"retrieved_at": "2026-09-25T15:31:40+08:00",
"reference": "MER-55120",
"report_pdf": "https://…/MER-55120.pdf"
}1 · The problem
Volume
90.38m
stored value facility accounts in use in Hong Kong in Q2 2026
HK$264.7bn in transactions over the same quarter.
Licensing
2 of 36
stablecoin issuer licence applications granted
Granted by the HKMA under the Stablecoins Ordinance.
Illicit flows
US$154bn
received by illicit crypto addresses worldwide in 2025
Knowing who owns a counterparty is the first control.
2 · Where the time goes
The case
A Singapore merchant signs up for acquiring
3 · What it saves
Analyst time per check
Working days to get the registry records
Saved per year
HK$2,415,000
Analyst cost freed
3.5 analysts' full-time work
6,900
Analyst hours freed
7
Working days sooner
25,163
Customer-days sooner
Illustrative figures, not client data.
4 · Proof
Payments
Mainland risk, screened at source.
How Mainland risk is checked
5 · How to start
For risk and operations teams
For onboarding flows, merchant portals and risk engines
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Yes. Company registry searches, UBO structures and Mainland bank account verification for merchants, and government-confirmed identity for users, all come through one REST API as structured JSON with a PDF.
Hong Kong, Mainland China, the BVI and the Cayman Islands, and registry search across 60+ jurisdictions. The search catalogue lists every search type.
Yes. Corporate bank account verification confirms that the account belongs to the company, through the API, alongside the company search and KYB report.
iAM Smart in Hong Kong, China eID in Mainland China, Singpass in Singapore and UAE Pass in the United Arab Emirates, each with the user's consent.
Yes. The shareholder and UBO structure comes from the registry, traced layer by layer to the people behind the merchant, instead of from the merchant's own declaration.
Yes. Requests with dryRun set return sample results without calling a source or being billed, while you build.
Yes. JSON and PDF in one shape, whichever registry answered, with the source and retrieval time on the merchant record.