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Create a verification
One recipient and one street address. One postcard per address.
Postcard OTP API
address.bot sends a postcard with a QR link and printed code, so businesses, residents, and properties can prove they can receive mail at the address on file.
How it works
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One recipient and one street address. One postcard per address.
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Send a postcard with a private QR link and six-digit code.
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The recipient scans, enters the code, and the address is marked verified.
Product fit
Address validation tells you whether a string resembles a postal record. address.bot tells you whether a real mailpiece got there and whether someone could redeem the code.
Verify that merchants, vendors, or business locations can receive mail at the address they submit.
Confirm mailbox access without forcing users through a full identity verification flow.
Start occupancy, notice, or follow-up workflows with proof that mail reached the site.
Minimal request
{
"request_type": "address_confirmation",
"recipient": {
"name": "Jane Resident",
"line1": "123 Main St",
"city": "Austin",
"region": "TX",
"postal_code": "78701",
"country": "US"
},
"reference": "jane-main-mailbox"
}Controls
Postcard verification opens from this list. One email, no account.
Postcards and letters already print and mail through mailbox.bot.
A QR postcard, a six-digit code, and a status update when someone at the address confirms it.
Start here
We'll email you when the QR postcard and six-digit code flow opens. Live postcards and letters already go out through mailbox.bot.