Huanhuan Jiadao Franchise Filing Recorded under Chengdu Fanxiliya Trading

A new brand filing has been reported in China’s franchise market. According to a market news report republished by financial news outlet JRJ, information on the Ministry of Commerce website dated 29 October 2026 shows that Chengdu Fanxiliya Trading Co., Ltd. (成都钒熹利娅商贸有限公司) completed a franchise filing for the brand Huanhuan Jiadao (嬛嬛驾到). For prospective franchisees interested in the brand, establishing the link between the company name and the brand is the starting point for further checks.

Filing Identifies the Company and Brand

The company named in the filing is Chengdu Fanxiliya Trading Co., Ltd., while Huanhuan Jiadao is its franchise brand. These refer to the business entity and the brand identity respectively, and should be distinguished when reviewing franchise recruitment materials.

Prospective franchisees should first note the company’s full name, then cross-check it against the proposed contract, payment arrangements and brand authorisation documents. If the party handling discussions uses a different company name, ask it to explain its relationship with the company named in the filing. A shared brand name alone does not establish the identity of the contracting party.

Company Registration Details Support Further Checks

Citing business information platform Tianyancha, the report states that Chengdu Fanxiliya Trading Co., Ltd. was established on 21 November 2019. Its legal representative is Yuan Chaofeng, its registered capital is RMB 1 million and its paid-in capital is RMB 700,000.

The company’s registered address is Unit 2, Floor 4, Building 2, 568 Jindong Road, Jinjiang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province. Details such as the incorporation date, legal representative and address can help identify the company. Registered capital and paid-in capital are distinct figures and should not be treated as interchangeable.

For operators preparing to discuss a franchise, these registration details are useful for verifying the business entity. They should not replace an assessment of individual outlet performance, investment requirements or the franchisor’s ability to provide support.

Filing Rules Depend on Geographical Scope

The report also cites Article 3 of China’s Measures for the Administration of Commercial Franchise Filing. This identifies the Ministry of Commerce and the commerce departments of provincial, autonomous regional and directly administered municipal governments as the authorities responsible for commercial franchise filings.

Under this provision, franchisors operating within a single province, autonomous region or directly administered municipality must file with the provincial-level commerce authority where they are based. Those operating across these administrative boundaries must file with the Ministry of Commerce. This distinction helps explain how the filing authority relates to the geographical scope of franchise operations.

Move from Filing Checks to Detailed Due Diligence

The key point of this report is that it identifies the brand and the company named in its franchise filing. During negotiations, prospective franchisees should still ensure that the fee structure, training, supply arrangements, operating territory and exit conditions are set out in writing. Investment requirements and day-to-day costs should also be calculated separately for the proposed location.

Practical tip: use both “嬛嬛驾到” and the company’s full Chinese name to check the filing and the proposed contracting party before discussing plans to open an outlet. A franchise filing announcement is not a substitute for comprehensive franchise due diligence.