How to Edit Company Information

You can provide or edit your company information on the Company Information page after logging in to your account.

If you encounter any issues submitting changes, please contact us at pangle_support@bytedance.com and we will help solve them.

*Note: you must use an account with the corresponding permissions to view and edit this page.

*We'd like to kindly inform you that, at this time, Pangle does not offer support to individual developers. This specifically applies to those who engage in software development on a personal basis or operate as sole proprietors. Please be aware that applications submitted by individual developers will not pass Pangle's review process.

1. Company Name

*Please note that the company name supports 1-120 characters and can include letters, numbers, and special characters.

1. Click on the Company Name field, enter the correct company name, and then click Submit. A pop-up window will appear asking you to confirm the information to ensure that the company name you have entered matches the company name on your paper documents.

• Common errors often include introducing abbreviations in the company name that are not consistent with the official profile, mismatched abbreviations between the official company profile and the provided company name, inconsistent punctuation usage, and disparities in geographic information. For instance, if your official profile reads "ABC Company Limited" but you submit it as "ABC Co. Ltd.", or if your official profile specifies "Singapore King Game" but your submission states "King Game", these would be considered inconsistencies.

2. Once you confirm that the name is correct, check the box at the bottom to agree to the Agreement and click Update. Now, the company name should be changed.

3. If you are prompted to sign a supplementary agreement, please follow the instructions to complete the signing. Your company name will be updated after the signing is completed.

2. Registration Country/Region

When providing or changing registration country/region, select the country/region you want from the drop-down list. Please use English when providing the registration address.

*Note that the registered company address is not the same as the location where traffic is generated or the office location.

3. Registration Number

A registration number is a code that uniquely identifies an enterprise. Its format varies between countries/regions. Please refer to the following format specifications.

Registration Number

For countries/regions that are not on the list, you can use the identification number on your business license or any documents that qualify your business, or you can use the Taxpayer Identification Number instead.

Additionally, we want to stress the importance of aligning the qualification type you choose with the format of the registration number you provide. If these aspects are not consistent, your application may not successfully pass the review.

How do I edit the registration number?

1. Click on the Registration Number field, enter the correct registration number, and then click Submit.
2. If the format of the registration number you have entered is correct, you will be automatically redirected to the page to edit information. Otherwise, a pop-up window will appear asking you to confirm the format and enter the number again.
3. Please follow the instructions to complete the signing of the supplementary agreement. Your registration number will be updated after the signing is completed.
4. After the changes are made, you can view the edit history and corresponding supplemental agreements on the "Company Information - Edit History" page.

4. Submit company profile documents

If you require a manual review, we kindly request that you furnish a copy of your company registration certificate, company qualifications, or any equivalent document issued by the relevant authority. It is essential that these documents clearly display key details, including your company name, registration number, and registered address. Regrettably, failure to do so may result in a rejected application during the review process.