Frequently asked questions
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EAN and GTIN are essentially the same thing. EAN is the European term, while GTIN is the global term. Both refer to unique product identification numbers used in retail and e-commerce.
EAN codes typically have 13 digits (EAN-13) or 8 digits (EAN-8). The most commonly used format is EAN-13.
No, each unique product variation must have its own EAN code. This includes different sizes, colors, or packaging variations of the same product.
You can verify an EAN code using our EAN check tool, which validates the code structure and checks if it's properly registered in our database.
If you plan to sell your products in retail stores or through major online marketplaces, you'll need EAN codes. Many retailers and platforms require them for product identification.
Registration is typically processed within 24-48 hours after submission of your EAN codes.
You'll need your company details, product information, and the EAN codes you want to register. Supporting documentation may be required.
Yes, you can update your registered information through our platform. Changes are usually processed within 24 hours.
There's no limit to the number of codes you can register. You can register as many EAN codes as needed for your products.
After registration, you can generate a proof of registration document through our platform, which includes all your registered codes.
EANCheck.org offers competitively priced EAN codes with a one-time payment. No recurring fees or annual payments required. Check our pricing page for current rates.
No, EAN codes are licensed to specific companies and cannot be legally resold or transferred.
Once purchased and registered, you can start using your EAN codes immediately for your products.
No, EAN codes don't expire, but they must remain registered to maintain their validity in global databases.
Yes, EANCheck.org offers bulk purchases with attractive volume discounts. Contact us for custom bulk pricing options that best suit your needs.
You can generate barcode images using our online tools or professional barcode software that meets industry standards.
UPC is primarily used in North America and has 12 digits, while EAN is used globally and has 13 digits. EAN is compatible with UPC systems.
No, EAN codes are globally unique and can be used worldwide. The same code works across all countries.
You can always generate new documentation through our platform or contact our support team for assistance.
We use industry-standard security measures to protect all registration data and comply with privacy regulations.