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United States Phone Verification API (Mobile Network)

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Post Details
Company
Date Published
Author
Didit
Word Count
818
Company Posts That Month
190
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

United States Phone Verification (Mobile Network) is a service that confirms phone-number ownership by verifying input data against mobile network operators' data, thus helping prevent account-takeover and SIM-based fraud. Offered by Didit, the service provides a clear, structured match result through a single POST request to a unified database-validation endpoint, without requiring an SDK. This service is particularly valuable for regulated businesses such as fintechs, crypto platforms, and marketplaces in the United States, as it produces a defensible and auditable record of identity verification. Costing $0.52 per conclusive query, the service is efficient, typically returning results in seconds, and charges only for successful verifications. Integration involves using the direct API, and Didit offers 500 free verifications per month to allow users to test the full process before incurring any charges.

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