Address Validator — Parse & Verify Postal Addresses
A global address parsing and validation API, supporting both MCP and HTTP calls, with pay-per-use pricing.
Install & Use
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This Skill addresses the challenges AI agents face when processing user-inputted mailing addresses, such as inconsistent formatting, missing information, and difficulty in structuring the data. In real-world development, engineers often need to extract standardized address components from unstructured text and verify their validity. This is crucial in scenarios like e-commerce orders, user registration, or logistics systems to ensure address accuracy and deliverability.
Usage is straightforward: simply add the server's URL to your MCP client configuration or call its validation endpoint via HTTP. You can then use natural language instructions to have the AI agent parse an address string. It will automatically return structured address components, country detection results, and postal code validity verification.
It's an ideal tool for teams or individuals working with global address data, especially those already using the MCP protocol (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor) or developers needing to integrate address validation functionality. For e-commerce platforms, CRM systems, logistics providers, and any application involving user address entry and verification, this tool can significantly improve data quality and automation.
We recommend using this tool consistently when building forms that involve user address input or during data cleansing processes. Note that it primarily focuses on address parsing and format validation. It is not suitable for validating phone numbers, email addresses, or other personally identifiable information (PII). Its pricing model is based on the x402 protocol, charging per API call. There is no free tier, but it also eliminates the hassle of managing API keys and rate limits.
Key Features
Unlike traditional address validation APIs (e.g., Google Places or SmartyStreets), it natively supports the MCP protocol for direct integration into AI agent workflows. It utilizes the blockchain-based x402 micropayment protocol, requiring no account registration or API key management, enabling true pay-per-use access.
Limitations
It currently focuses on address validation for a limited number of countries, including the US, UK, France, and Germany. Validation capabilities depend on the availability and accuracy of external API services.
FAQ
Which countries does this address validator support?
It currently primarily supports address validation for the United States (US), United Kingdom (UK), France (FR), and Germany (DE).
How do I pay for the service? Do I need to register?
Payment is processed via the x402 protocol using USDC on the Base blockchain, charged per call at a rate of $0.008 per validation. No account registration or API keys are required.
Installation guide for AI assistants
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