Company Record.

That Web5G Technology Pvt. Ltd. is a company registered with the Government of India, and the date it was formed.

This is the document most vendor-onboarding teams ask for first. It carries the company name, the CIN and the date of incorporation.

Nothing. This is a public record: the certificate is reproduced whole, and the CIN on it can be checked against the MCA portal. It also prints the company’s PAN and TAN on its face, which is why those two are published here in full as well.

That the company holds a Permanent Account Number in its own name with the Income Tax Department.

Needed to raise an invoice against your company and to set us up as a payee in your finance system.

Nothing. The e-PAN card is reproduced whole, QR code included. The same PAN is printed on the certificate of incorporation above, and it goes on every invoice we raise, so there is nothing here to withhold.

The company’s Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number.

Needed only where your company deducts TDS on what it pays us and has to report it against our TAN.

Nothing. The allotment letter is reproduced whole. A TAN has to be quoted on every TDS certificate and return filed against us, so it is published rather than withheld — and it appears on the certificate of incorporation above in any case.

That the current account and the UPI ID printed on our invoices belong to Web5G Technology Pvt. Ltd.

Protects you against payment fraud: check these against the invoice before a first payment, and never accept a change of bank details by email alone.

Nothing on this page. The bank’s signed verification letter and a cancelled cheque are sent to a named vendor contact on request.