SLA'd EU VAT validation on VIES. Honest 3-state result, never guesses. 100 free lookups.
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https://vantane.com/mcp2 tools · 802msvalidate_vatValidate a single EU VAT number. Costs 1 credit unless upstream is
unavailable and there's no cache (then it's free and honest about it).
Args:
country_code: 2-letter EU member state code (e.g. DE, FR, EL, XI).
vat_number: The VAT number without the country prefix.Validate a single EU VAT number. Costs 1 credit unless upstream is unavailable and there's no cache (then it's free and honest about it). Args: country_code: 2-letter EU member state code (e.g. DE, FR, EL, XI). vat_number: The VAT number without the country prefix.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country_code* | string | — |
| vat_number* | string | — |
validate_vat_batchValidate up to 50 EU VAT numbers in one call. 1 credit per item that
gets a real answer (unavailable_upstream items are free).
Args:
items: list of {"country_code": str, "vat_number": str}, max 50.Validate up to 50 EU VAT numbers in one call. 1 credit per item that gets a real answer (unavailable_upstream items are free). Args: items: list of {"country_code": str, "vat_number": str}, max 50.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| items* | array | — |
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SLA'd EU VAT validation on VIES. Honest 3-state result, never guesses. 100 free lookups.
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