All Brands Owned by INTSIG Information Co., Ltd.

What does INTSIG Information own?
INTSIG Information owns and operates CamScanner (mobile document scanning app with 500M+ downloads), CamCard (business card management app), and OCR SDK (enterprise OCR technology licensing). The company develops all its products in-house at its Shanghai headquarters.

Is INTSIG Information publicly traded?
No, INTSIG Information is not publicly traded. The company remains privately held with ownership concentrated among its founders and early investors. INTSIG has operated profitably on its freemium revenue model without requiring significant external funding.

Who founded INTSIG Information?
INTSIG Information was founded in 2008 by Michael Chen and other technology entrepreneurs in Shanghai, China. The company was created to develop OCR and mobile document scanning technology during the early growth period of smartphone applications.

Where is INTSIG Information headquartered?
INTSIG Information is headquartered in Shanghai, China, where the company maintains its primary development operations and corporate offices.

What is INTSIG Information's most popular product?
INTSIG's most popular product is CamScanner, a mobile document scanning app launched in 2010. CamScanner has over 500 million downloads on iOS and Android and is one of the world's most widely used productivity apps. The app allows users to scan documents, extract text using OCR, and export in various formats.

Why was CamScanner banned in India?
In June 2020, the Indian government banned CamScanner along with 58 other Chinese apps citing national security and data privacy concerns following border tensions between India and China. The ban remains in effect as of 2025. Indian users have migrated to alternatives including Adobe Scan, Microsoft Lens, and local apps.

What happened with CamScanner's security issue in 2019?
In August 2019, security researchers discovered that certain versions of CamScanner contained a malicious advertising module that could download malicious code. Google temporarily removed CamScanner from the Play Store. INTSIG removed the problematic module and restored the app with enhanced security measures.