Overview
Taiwan's electronic invoicing system is strictly regulated by the Ministry of Finance (MOF). Businesses selling products or digital services to B2C consumers in Taiwan are required to issue compliant electronic invoices and report transaction records to the official MOF E-Invoicing Platform.
Our platform simplifies localization by providing a secure RESTful JSON API that automatically validates transactions, converts payload data into the mandatory MIG 4.1 XML format, and transmits records to the MOF platform seamlessly.

Who Should Use This Solution?
- Cross-Border E-Commerce Platforms
- Digital Service Providers
- SaaS & Subscription Businesses
- Mobile App Providers
- Online Marketplaces
- Streaming & Media Services
- Gaming Service Providers
- International Retail Brands
Solution Architecture
The integration workflow consists of six key architectural components engineered for enterprise-grade reliability:
- Invoice API Gateway: A high-availability, low-latency endpoint for payload ingestion.
- Security Layer: Real-time SHA256 cryptographic signature validation.
- Value-Added Center (VAC): An authorized intermediary network for statutory compliance staging.
- MIG 4.1 XML Conversion Engine: A dynamic JSON-to-XML schema compiler.
- MOF E-Invoicing Platform: Official governmental registration and ledger archiving.
- Consumer Notification & Archive: Automated B2C receipt delivery and compliant records retrieval.
Key Features
RESTful JSON API
Integrate with existing ERP systems, e-commerce platforms, or custom software suites via clean, predictable JSON schemas.
SHA256 Verification
Enforce data integrity and zero-trust verification utilizing robust salted hashing and encrypted HTTPS channels.
MIG 4.1 Auto-Conversion
Eliminate complex legacy XML generation. Our backend handles strict regulatory formatting out-of-the-box.
MOF Compliance
Automated background reporting and secure statutory record storage adhering to the latest national fiscal protocols.
Integration Workflow
Submit Transaction Data
Send core parameters via a secure POST request. Use staging payloads for testing (e.g., passing a placeholder CompanyID: "12345676" alongside consumer metadata).
Validate Request
The underlying security gateway computes hashes instantly to evaluate the payload's cryptographic validity.
Process Through VAC
Authorized transactions enter the Value-Added Center queues, allocating official regulatory invoice track numbers.
Generate MIG 4.1 XML
The system dynamically compiles standard JSON data nodes into strict, localization-compliant XML structures without custom merchant-side scripts.
Submit to MOF
MIG documents are streamed securely through hardened Turnkey nodes directly to the official electronic registry for persistent logging.
Deliver Invoice Information
B2C end-users receive automated notifications via secure delivery channels while developers can query real-time transaction lookup states.
Supported Invoice Operations
| Operation | Technical Description |
|---|---|
| Invoice Issuance | Generates validated B2C cloud invoices upon successful customer transactions. |
| Credit Note Issuance | Executes programmatic partial refunds and automated tax adjustments securely. |
| Invoice Cancellation | Voids specific issued invoices cleanly within regulatory time windows and compliance thresholds. |
| Invoice Status Query | Retrieves granular, real-time lifecycle tracking and processing logs via unique system keys. |
| Invoice Archive | Provides encrypted, audit-ready data storage and compliant long-term invoice data archiving. |
💡 Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to generate MIG 4.1 XML files manually?
No. Your engineering team only interfaces with clean JSON payloads. The platform automatically handles internal data translation into compliant XML schema documents.
Can SaaS and subscription platforms leverage this service?
Yes. The core architecture natively supports digital service delivery, recurring subscription billing models, and enterprise-scale volume operations.
How is runtime transmission integrity managed?
All API requests require cryptographic signature headers generated via SHA256 with custom salts over secure HTTPS channels, preventing replay attacks or data-tampering anomalies.