Most suppliers in international trade have multiple verification points — like work email, phone, and documents — to build trust with buyers. ZiYang has only verified their account email, which shows a basic level of legitimacy, but lacks proof of official business documents, work contact, or phone verification. This makes it harder for buyers to confirm the company's real identity or verify its operations. Without document verification, there's a risk of dealing with a fake or shadow entity. Buyers should request additional proof, such as a business license or bank statement, before placing any large orders. While the account email is verified, it's not enough on its own to ensure reliability in trade.