Blacklist refers to enterprises or individuals with bad credit records. These people or enterprises are prohibited from participating in relevant economic activities because of fraudulent acts or illegal acts in economic activities. If you need to inquire whether the enterprise or individual is blacklisted, you can take the following ways:

Query credit information platform

The National Development and Reform Commission, the administrative department for industry and commerce and other relevant departments have established a credit information platform. You can log on to the relevant platform to query the credit information of an enterprise or individual. For example, the national enterprise credit information publicity system can query enterprise credit records, while the national credit information sharing platform can query individual credit records.

Inquire about credit reporting agencies

Credit institutions refer to institutions that specialize in collecting, sorting, analyzing and providing credit reports, such as the Credit Information Center of China People's Bank and Sesame Credit. You can inquire about the credit records of enterprises or individuals from credit reporting agencies, but it should be noted that credit reporting agencies need to provide relevant supporting materials and pay a certain inquiry fee.

Ask a trade association or chamber of commerce

Some trade associations or chambers of commerce will also establish a blacklist system to record the credit records of illegal enterprises or individuals. You can inquire about the credit records of enterprises or individuals from relevant industry associations or chambers of commerce, but it should be noted that this inquiry method is only applicable to certain industries.

When querying blacklists, we should pay attention to protecting personal privacy and business secrets, abide by relevant laws and regulations, and make rational use of query channels to avoid unnecessary losses.