Seller Verification Documents — What You Need

The official registration document issued by your country's company registry or equivalent government authority — confirming your business is legally registered and in good standing. A certificate of incorporation, trade license or extract from the commercial register all qualify, as long as it shows your registered company name and registration number.

A certificate or official document showing your tax identification number (VAT number in the EU, EIN in the US, or the equivalent in your country). This is used to confirm the business entity matches your registration certificate and to issue EU-compliant invoices for B2B orders.

A government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID) of the person who is legally authorised to sign on behalf of the company and complete this registration. This must be a real person named as a director, owner, or authorised signatory — not a generic company stamp.

A recent bank statement or an official document from your bank (sometimes called a bank letter or IBAN confirmation) showing the account holder name, IBAN and SWIFT/BIC code. The account holder name should match your registered company name. See the dedicated guide below for what IBAN and SWIFT actually mean.

A PDF of your current product list, if you have one. This isn't required to get approved, but it lets Brantelo's team understand your range upfront and can speed up the products step after approval.