Tianyancha is a commercial security tool developed by Dr. Liu Chao.
Tianyancha has built a complete big data solution integrating data collection, data cleaning, data aggregation, data modeling and data productization.
The Tianyancha series of products can visually present complex business relationships, and can also deeply mine and analyze relevant data, and provide early warning of risks, etc.
Tianyancha collects information on more than 180 million social entities across the country (including enterprises, institutions, foundations, schools, law firms, etc.), including listing information, corporate background, corporate development, judicial risks, operating risks, operating conditions, and intellectual property rights.
More than 300 data dimensions are available to achieve real-time updates of all data.
Extended information On May 10, 2019, Tianyan seized the central bank’s enterprise credit business operating qualification license.
It is reported that this is the first time that the central bank’s corporate credit reporting channel has been reopened three years after it was closed. Only three companies have obtained this license, namely China Electronics Union (Beijing) Credit Reporting, Aisinox Credit Reporting and Tianyancha.
Among them, Tianyancha is the only company in the industry that has obtained credit reporting qualifications for enterprises registered with the central bank. It is also the only big data technology company among the 136 registered enterprises that only uses public information.
The enterprise credit license is one of the 13 types of financial licenses issued by the central bank. Different from personal credit, the enterprise credit license is a necessary access qualification for engaging in enterprise credit business. It requires data quality (timeliness, accuracy).
Extremely high.
Public information shows that from mid-2016 to November 2018, there were no new credit reporting agencies for registered domestic companies.
In fact, starting from the second half of 2016, many companies’ registrations with credit reporting agencies were cancelled.
According to incomplete statistics, compared with the 137 registered companies during the peak period, 20 companies have canceled their corporate credit reporting business registrations.