Supplier identity consistency
We compare supplier name, legal entity, RFC, address, tax documents, invoice issuer, and commercial name where available.
PaidDirect reviews supplier payment instructions, tax identity, invoice details, and supporting documents before you send a deposit or balance payment.
We help you spot mismatches, missing evidence, and changed-bank-detail risk before funds leave your account.
When US importers buy from Mexican suppliers, payment approval often happens across messy emails, PDFs, WhatsApp messages, bank instructions, tax documents, purchase orders, and logistics timelines.
The risk is rarely one obvious red flag. It is usually a small mismatch:
PaidDirect reviews the supplier and payment evidence you already have, then returns a professional decision dashboard showing what matched, what is missing, what looks inconsistent, what should be confirmed before wiring, and what evidence supports the payment decision.
We focus on the document and payment-instruction consistency issues that can turn a normal supplier payment into a costly mistake.
We compare supplier name, legal entity, RFC, address, tax documents, invoice issuer, and commercial name where available.
We review beneficiary name, CLABE, bank name, invoice payment details, bank proof, and whether account support has been provided.
We check whether the CLABE appears structurally valid and whether it is consistent across documents. A valid CLABE does not prove account ownership.
We compare invoice amount, currency, payment terms, PO number, buyer name, supplier name, and milestone stage.
We flag situations where payment details changed, appeared in a separate email thread, came from an unusual contact, or lack bank proof.
Where available, we check invoice, packing list, bill of lading or waybill, inspection reports, and customs-related documents for consistency.
Upload the documents you already have. We return a structured payment risk dashboard and the next supplier request if anything is missing.
Send the supplier invoice, payment instructions, supplier details, and any supporting documents you have.
PaidDirect uses AI-assisted extraction and human review to compare names, numbers, payment details, documents, and risk indicators.
You get a professional PDF report with a clear Green, Amber, or Red result and the evidence behind it.
If evidence is missing, we provide the exact supplier follow-up request or callback checklist before you wire.
Supplier identity and RFC appear consistent across the reviewed documents, and the CLABE format appears valid. However, bank proof was not provided, so the beneficiary account holder name and CLABE are not independently supported.
Before wiring, request bank proof showing:
For teams placing $10k-$100k+ supplier orders and wanting a second set of eyes before sending deposits or balances.
For US companies sourcing parts, packaging, furniture, apparel, electronics, food, or manufacturing capacity from Mexican suppliers.
For consultants who want to give clients a professional pre-wire review pack before payment approval.
For teams that need a documented payment review before releasing funds to a new or changed supplier account.
One-off pre-wire reviews for supplier payments where a documented decision pack is worth more than a rushed approval.
For basic pre-wire checks.
Best for repeat suppliers or lower-risk payments.
For first payments, deposits, and balance payments.
Best for $10k-$100k supplier payments.
For urgent or higher-risk situations.
Best for changed bank details, large balances, or payments due today/tomorrow.
Most importers already have the documents. They just do not have a structured way to compare them before payment.
You receive a professional report that can be shared with finance, operations, consultants, or business partners.
Changed-bank-detail fraud and invoice spoofing often happen inside normal-looking email workflows.
If something is missing, we tell you exactly what to request before releasing funds.
PaidDirect provides document and payment-instruction consistency review. We do not move funds, hold funds, provide escrow, guarantee supplier performance, guarantee recovery of funds, or provide legal, tax, customs, banking, or insurance advice.
A Green result means no material inconsistencies were identified in the evidence reviewed. It does not mean the supplier, transaction, or bank account is guaranteed safe.
Upload your supplier invoice and payment instructions. We'll review the evidence and return a clear payment-risk dashboard.