Quick answer: there is no official public list of authorized SHACMAN exporters — Shaanxi Automobile Group verifies authorizations company by company. A "verified" exporter is one whose certificate you can check: a certificate number (for example SQIDACN 28), an issuing factory entity, validity dates, and a company name that matches its business licence (USCC) and bank account. Any supplier who says "authorized" but cannot produce those four elements is making a marketing claim, not showing a credential.

Search for SHACMAN exporters in 2026 and you will find dozens of companies — factory arms, trading companies, multi-brand dealers — all using the word "authorized" or "official". Some hold genuine factory certificates. Some are reselling someone else's. This guide gives you the verification framework the factory itself uses, with a real certificate as the worked example, so you can check any name on any list — including us.

Is There an Official List of Authorized SHACMAN Exporters?

No — and that is exactly why buyers get burned. Shaanxi Automobile Group sells overseas through two structures:

Neither structure publishes a complete directory. So the practical question is not "who is on the list" — it is "can this specific company's certificate survive a 10-minute check?"

What Does a Genuine SHACMAN Export Certificate Contain?

A real certificate has four checkable elements. Anything missing is a red flag:

ElementWhat Genuine Looks LikeWorked Example (Real Certificate)
Certificate numberA unique serial issued by the factory, quoted openlySQIDACN 28
Issuing entityThe factory's export subsidiary, named on the certificateShaanxi Heavy Duty Automobile Import & Export Co., Ltd.
Validity periodStart and end dates — authorizations expire and must be renewed2026-06-07 to 2027-06-06
Company name matchThe certificate holder's registered name = business licence name = invoice name = bank account nameShaanxi Fenghan Trading Co., Ltd. (USCC 91610104MACWWH682Q)
Why we can show ours: Shaanxi Fenghan Trading Co., Ltd. holds SHACMAN Signed Dealer Certificate No. SQIDACN 28 (valid 2026-06-07 to 2027-06-06) and SAGMOTO International Dealer Certificate No. SAG-2025-201 (valid 2025-01-01 to 2026-12-31), verifiable against our business licence and through the factory's export arm. Any legitimate exporter should be able to show you the same four elements — ask them.

How Do You Verify an Exporter in 4 Steps?

  1. Get the certificate in writing. Ask for a scan showing the number, issuing entity, validity and scope. Refusal or a blurred image ends the conversation.
  2. Check the company on the national registry. Take the Unified Social Credit Code (18 characters) and search gsxt.gov.cn — China's official enterprise registry. The registered name, legal representative and "active" status must match the certificate exactly.
  3. Confirm with the factory. Email or call SHACMAN's export arm (contact via the official site global.shacman.com) and quote the certificate number. Factories confirm their own certificates — this is routine.
  4. Match the money trail. The proforma invoice and receiving bank account must be in the certificate holder's exact registered name. A personal account or a different company name is the single most reliable fraud signal.

For the full seven-step process with red-flag examples, see our step-by-step exporter verification guide; for reading the SAGMOTO-side certificate fields, see how to verify a SAGMOTO dealer authorization certificate.

What Are the Red Flags in "Authorized Exporter" Claims?

ClaimRed Flag VersionGenuine Version
"We are SHACMAN authorized"No certificate number, no expiry dateCertificate number + issuing entity + validity dates, shown openly
"Factory-direct price"Quotes far below market, pressure to pay fastPrice in line with factory channel (authorized exporters add typically 3-5% for service)
"Send deposit to this account"Personal account, or a company name different from the certificateCorporate account in the exact registered company name
"We sold trucks to your country"No export declaration or B/L evidenceRedacted export declarations or shipment documents on request
Website says "official"Copies factory news and photos, no company registration details anywhereRegistered company name, USCC and address published on the site

Authorized Exporter vs Marketplace Trader: What Does the Channel Actually Buy You?

FAQ: Authorized SHACMAN Exporters

Q: Is there an official public list of authorized SHACMAN exporters?
A: No. Shaanxi Automobile Group does not publish a complete list. Verification is done per company — certificate number, issuing entity, validity, and name match against the national registry.

Q: What does a genuine SHACMAN export certificate contain?
A: A certificate number (e.g. SQIDACN 28), the issuing factory entity, validity dates, authorized scope, and the exact registered company name. See the worked example table above.

Q: A supplier says "authorized" but cannot show a certificate number. Normal?
A: No. Every genuine authorization has a number and an expiry date. Without them, "authorized" is a marketing word, not a credential.

Q: How do I check a Chinese exporter's business licence?
A: Ask for the 18-character Unified Social Credit Code and search it on gsxt.gov.cn. Name, legal representative and status must match the certificate and the invoice.

Q: Does an authorized exporter cost more?
A: Typically 3-5% on unit price — which buys factory warranty, genuine parts and correct documentation. Grey-channel "savings" usually vanish at the first warranty claim or customs problem.