Verified.net

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 19 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• verify_email

  Check an email address: syntax, mail server, mailbox (when the server allows), disposable, role account, typo suggestion, risk score and an accept/review/reject recommendation. 1 credit.

• validate_phone

  Check a phone number: validity, E.164 format, line type, region, time zone, original carrier assignment (US), VoIP, risk score and recommendation. Numbers without + need default_country (e.g. "US"

• carrier_lookup

  US/Canada numbers: the carrier serving the number today, whether it was ported, port date, current line type and VoIP, from a live number-portability lookup. 3 credits; not charged if unavailable.

• ip_lookup

  Check an IPv4/IPv6 address: approximate location, network owner (ASN), Tor exit, datacenter/hosting, risk score and recommendation. 1 credit.

• verify_contact

  Check whether a name and/or phone match the domain registration records that list this email. Returns match levels only (match / partial / no_match), never the records. 1 credit.

• reverse_phone

  Who is behind a US/Canada phone number. standard: caller ID name (10 credits if found). premium: caller ID plus names, emails and phones from domain registration records (25 if contacts are fo

• reverse_email

  Who is behind an email address: names and phone numbers from domain registration records. 10 credits if found, free otherwise.

• create_bulk_job

  Check up to 100,000 values in the background, charged per unique value like single lookups (reverse lookups only when found). Returns the job; poll get_bulk_job, then get_bulk_results.

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