Seal Tech

Most suppliers in international trade have verified work emails, phone numbers, and business documents to build trust with buyers. Seal Tech is different — only the phone number is verified, and neither the work email nor the company documents are confirmed. This makes it harder to verify their real identity or operations, which is a common risk when dealing with new or unverified suppliers. While they’ve been in business since 2014, showing some stability, the lack of documentation means buyers should ask for more proof before placing large orders. A verified work email would help buyers contact the right person directly. Without document verification, there’s a higher chance of fraud or miscommunication. The phone number being verified is a small step, but it’s not enough on its own to confirm legitimacy.