Only the account email is verified, which is a common oversight in small or new suppliers. This means the business identity and contact details like work email or phone number aren't confirmed, raising red flags for buyers who need to verify legitimacy before placing large orders. While the account email is verified, it doesn't prove the company's real operations or documents. Buyers should request additional proof, such as a business license or bank statement, to reduce risk. For edwin, having only partial verification limits trust and makes it harder to build long-term relationships with international buyers who prioritize due diligence.