Does the name on Douyin's business license have to be the same as the name on the trademark registration?

Many friends are not familiar with Douyin corporate certification and asked me whether the name on the Douyin business license must be the same as the name on the trademark registration?

In fact, it doesn't matter much. It mainly depends on what nickname you want to certify. If it is related to a license, you can provide a license certification. If it is related to a trademark, you can provide a trademark certificate. If you encounter any problems with the authentication, please add my WeChat: 18673936764

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Examples of supplementary information:

a. Trademarks. For self-owned trademarks, you need to provide the "Trademark Registration Certificate". For non-self-owned trademarks, you need to provide the "Trademark Registration Certificate" + Trademark Authorization Letter

b. Application category: "Computer Software Copyright Registration Certificate"

c. Website, ICP filing screenshots, etc.

d. Brand authorization: Brand Authorization Letter

Nickname duplication is not allowed. Enterprise certification is based on a first-come, first-served basis, but malicious registration is not supported. You need to provide all relevant qualifications that can support the content of your nickname. It is not recommended to register branch or product line accounts using the nickname of the head office, so as not to affect the subsequent registration of the head office.

The nickname should not exceed 20 characters. Special symbols supported include “.”, “·”, “-”, “()”, “—”, and “《》”. Basic Chinese and English symbols in qualifications such as trademarks are supported, but symbols that are not supported by qualifications are not supported.

The nickname must not be in Chinese, the translation must not involve military or political content, and it must not have insulting meaning. It can be used as long as it complies with the basic standards for Chinese nicknames.