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To make a request to POST /mobile-start/{mobile-phone-number}, you need to pass the parameter 'Mobile phone number', including the international dialing code.

The response provides the following information about the queried phone number:

• Mobile number validity
• Country code
• Country
• Number validity relative to the country
• Type of number (in this case, always mobile)
• Entered number
• Formatted number
• Request date and time
• Update date
• Request status (NEW, WAIT, DONE)
• Original operator
• Current operator
• Roaming
• Ported (change of operator with the same number)
• Mobile number country prefix
• Details
• Request ID

The average response time is a few seconds.

You can also set a callback during the request phase to receive a notification when the response is available.

If the request cannot be processed within the first 10 seconds, a partial response with status 'NEW' will be returned, along with an ID to manage the request asynchronously using the GET/mobile-start/{id} method.

Yes, during the POST /mobile-start request, you can also set a callback to receive a notification when the response is available.

To make a request to GET/mobile-start/{id}, you need the ID parameter, obtained from the POST /mobile-start/ method. The response provides the details of a previous search to check its status and review the available information.

The service is available in 56 countries, with over 260 operators.

There are three possible statuses for the POST /mobile-start/ request:

• NEW: When the request has just been made and is awaiting processing.
• WAIT: The intermediate status, indicating the request is still being processed.
• DONE: The request has been processed, and the complete response with all data is now available.

Yes, for the GET/mobile-start/{id} endpoint — which allows retrieving details of a previous request — there are up to 1440 free calls per day.

The response is returned within 10 seconds. If the request cannot be processed within the first 10 seconds, a partial response with a 'NEW' status will be returned, along with an ID to manage the request asynchronously using the GET/mobile-start/{id} method.

Meanwhile, the following data will be available:

• Mobile number validity
• Country code
• Country
• Number validity relative to the country
• Type of number (in this case, always mobile)
• Entered number
• Formatted number
• Request date and time
• Update date

The cost of a single request to the POST /mobile-start/ endpoint starts at €0.050 (€0.008 with a subscription).

For the first GET/mobile-start/{id} endpoint, up to 1440 free calls per day are allowed under the fair use policy. After that, each request costs €0.001.

Yes, currently an annual subscription for the HLR service can be activated, allowing you to save on the cost of each call. In the API-specific Subscriptions section, you can view the available options (with prices and savings percentages) and activate the subscription you prefer.

In the Usage section, at the API level, you can monitor both free and paid requests made through a subscription or top-up. The data is available in graphical format (monthly and yearly) and as a textual summary.