Free Supplier Quote & Risk Review
Already talking with a Chinese supplier? Send SDI your supplier quote, product details, or supplier website before you pay a deposit. We will review the key risk points that often create problems for overseas buyers.
We look for company identity issues, payment account consistency, quote scope, product evidence, Incoterms, shipping assumptions, and obvious red flags before money changes hands.
What SDI Checks Before You Pay
Most sourcing problems are easier to prevent before a deposit is paid. This review is designed to help buyers slow down, check the supplier and quote, and decide what needs verification before moving forward.
Supplier Identity
We check whether the company name, business identity, contact person, payment account, and supplier website appear consistent enough for the next step.
Quote Scope
We review whether the quote clearly defines product specifications, packaging, MOQ, payment terms, lead time, Incoterms, and what is included or excluded.
Risk Signals
We look for common red flags such as vague product evidence, unrealistic prices, unclear shipping assumptions, rushed payment pressure, or missing quality-control steps.
What to Send Us
You do not need a perfect sourcing file. A few useful details are enough for a first review:
- Product name, photos, drawings, or specification sheet
- Supplier website, Alibaba page, or contact details
- Quote, MOQ, payment terms, and Incoterms if available
- Destination country and approximate order value
- Your biggest concern: price, quality, fraud risk, shipment, or timing
Contact Information
- Email
info@sdiexportservices.com - Tel / WhatsApp
+8615665885488
+12508886705 (North America)
Request a Free Review
Use the form below to send the basic details. SDI will review the information and tell you what should be checked before you continue.
A Review Is Not a Guarantee. It Is a Better First Step.
Supplier risk cannot be eliminated by one document check. But a structured review before payment can help you identify what needs deeper verification, what should be clarified with the supplier, and whether the next step should be sampling, inspection, negotiation, or walking away.