Streamline your tax ID verification workflow with Cobalt Intelligence's comprehensive TIN verification API. Access real-time IRS database verification to validate business credentials instantly and securely.
Our TIN number verification API delivers immediate validation through direct IRS database integration, processing thousands of applications monthly with automated precision. Whether handling individual tax ID verifications or bulk requests, our system provides instant results while maintaining bank-grade security standards.
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We pull data directly from state databases in real-time, providing primary source verification with screenshots for audit trails
ALL 50 states plus DC. No exceptions.
Most clients are up and running in LESS THAN A WEEK.
Our system assigns a score between 0 and 1, with 1 indicating an exact match. This helps assess the accuracy of business name matches
Yes, our system handles common variations, including business suffixes like LLC, and removes unnecessary punctuation to improve match accuracy
Our API helps identify unregistered businesses, expired entities, and discrepancies in business officer information or addresses
The API verifies EIN numbers with the IRS, matching them against submitted business names for additional verification.
We offer comprehensive API documentation, dedicated technical support, and flexible implementation options to ensure smooth integration
Clients are free to use the data they get back in any way that suits their process and that is legal. Cobalt Intelligence is open to discussing specific customization requests, though they find that most clients' needs are well met with the current capabilities of their API.
The API verifies EIN numbers with the IRS, matching them against submitted business names for additional verification.
Cobalt Intelligence uses a technique called long polling for processing requests. If a request takes longer than expected, the API will issue a token, and clients can check back to see if their data is ready. They also offer the option of using callback URLs for more efficient processing.