{"email":"[email protected]","domain":"gmail.com","verdict":"safe","disposable":false,"free_provider":false,"risk_level":"low","reason":"shared_mx"}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/12568/riskmail+temporary+email+address+api+for+zyla+api/24106/[email protected]' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
{"email":"","domain":"youtube.com","verdict":"safe","disposable":false,"free_provider":false,"risk_level":"low","reason":"shared_mx"}
curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/12568/riskmail+temporary+email+address+api+for+zyla+api/24107/verificar+dom%c3%adnio?domain=youtube.com' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
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Disposable Email Detection API by RiskMail helps developers detect disposable email addresses, temporary email domains, free email providers, and risky signup emails in real time.
Use this API to reduce fake accounts, spam registrations, free trial abuse, low-quality leads, and temporary email signups. It is designed for SaaS platforms, signup forms, marketplaces, communities, CRM systems, lead generation forms, and fraud-prevention workflows.
The API checks whether an email address or domain is associated with disposable email services, temporary inbox providers, free email providers, or risky signup behavior. It returns a simple JSON response with the email, domain, verdict, disposable status, free provider status, risk level, and detection reason.
Common use cases include blocking disposable email signups, detecting temporary email domains, preventing fake account creation, protecting free trials from abuse, improving lead quality, screening email domains before onboarding users, and adding email risk checks to registration forms.
RiskMail is built for fast API integration and can be used with web apps, backend services, signup flows, Cloudflare Workers, WordPress, CRM workflows, and no-code automation tools.
Keywords: disposable email API, temporary email checker API, email risk API, fake signup prevention API, domain reputation API, free email provider detection, email validation API, signup protection API.
Both endpoints return JSON data that includes information about the email address or domain checked. The data includes fields such as the email, domain, verdict, disposable status, free provider status, risk level, and reason for the classification.
Key fields in the response include "email" (the checked email), "domain" (the associated domain), "verdict" (safety classification), "disposable" (true/false), "free_provider" (true/false), "risk_level" (low/medium/high), and "reason" (explanation for the classification).
The response data is structured in a JSON format, with key-value pairs representing the results of the email or domain check. Each response clearly delineates the status of the email or domain, making it easy to parse and utilize programmatically.
The "Verify Email" endpoint provides details about the email address's safety, while the "Check Domain" endpoint focuses on the domain's risk status. Both endpoints help identify disposable, temporary, or free email providers to prevent fake signups.
The primary parameter for both endpoints is the email address or domain to be checked. Users should provide a valid email format for the "Verify Email" endpoint and a domain format for the "Check Domain" endpoint to receive accurate results.
Users can leverage the returned data to filter out risky signups by checking the "verdict" and "disposable" fields. For instance, if "disposable" is true, the signup can be blocked, enhancing the quality of user registrations and reducing spam.
Typical use cases include blocking disposable email signups, preventing free trial abuse, improving lead quality, and screening email domains before onboarding users. This helps maintain a secure and reliable user base for applications.
Data accuracy is maintained through continuous updates and monitoring of email and domain sources. The API employs algorithms to detect disposable and risky email patterns, ensuring that the classifications are reliable and up-to-date.
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