{
"email": "[email protected]",
"normalized": "[email protected]",
"local_part": "john.doe",
"domain": "gmial.com",
"syntax_valid": true,
"disposable": true,
"free_provider": false,
"role_account": false,
"mx_found": false,
"mx_records": [],
"domain_resolves": false,
"did_you_mean": "[email protected]",
"score": 0,
"verdict": "invalid",
"reason": "possible_typo"
}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/14836/mailguard+email+validation+api/38479/validate+one+email+address' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
After signing up, every developer is assigned a personal API access key, a unique combination of letters and digits provided to access to our API endpoint. To authenticate with the MailGuard Email Validation API simply include your bearer token in the Authorization header.
| Header | Description |
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Authorization
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Required
Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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Each endpoint returns JSON data. The GET Validate one email address endpoint provides details like syntax validity, disposable status, and suggested corrections. The POST Validate up to 25 addresses returns a summary of validation results for multiple emails, including counts of deliverable and disposable domains. The domain check endpoints return information on whether a domain is disposable or a free provider.
Key fields include "email," "syntax_valid," "disposable," "free_provider," "mx_found," "did_you_mean," and "score." For bulk validation, fields like "count" and "summary" are also important, providing insights into the overall validation results for multiple emails.
The response data is structured in a JSON format. For single email validation, it includes fields related to the email's validity and suggestions. For bulk validation, it contains a summary object and an array of results for each email, making it easy to parse and analyze.
The GET Validate one email address endpoint provides syntax validation, disposable status, MX record checks, and typo suggestions. The POST endpoint validates multiple addresses, while the domain check endpoints reveal if a domain is disposable or a free provider, along with the size of the disposable-domain list.
The primary parameter is "email," which should be a valid email address for validation. For the POST endpoint, users can provide an array of up to 25 email addresses. The domain check endpoints require a valid domain format to return accurate results.
Data accuracy is maintained through live MX lookups and a regularly updated list of disposable domains sourced from community contributions. The API does not store any email addresses, ensuring that checks are performed in real-time without historical bias.
Typical use cases include validating user email addresses during sign-up to prevent fake accounts, checking for disposable emails to enhance security, and suggesting corrections for common typos to improve user experience.
Users can utilize the returned data by checking the "verdict" field to determine if an email is valid or invalid. The "did_you_mean" field can help correct typos, while the "score" field provides a quality metric to assess the reliability of the email address.
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