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*Supports multiple protocols to access the Web Service, including JSON, XML, REST, and SOAP. | *Supports multiple protocols to access the Web Service, including JSON, XML, REST, and SOAP. | ||
*Standardized addresses with extended and UTF-8 characters will return responses with the proper UTF-8 / accented characters. | |||
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Welcome to the Melissa Data Global Address Verification Web Service. Verify and standardize mailing addresses from across the world with the flexibility and accuracy delivered by Melissa Data products.
The Global Address Verification Cloud Service:
- Supports 240 countries in the world.
- Will detail both the accuracy of a given address and the possible accuracy of a given country.
- Still supports the expected accuracy of Melissa Data’s Address Check Web Service for the United States and Canada.
- Supports multiple protocols to access the Web Service, including JSON, XML, REST, and SOAP.
- Standardized addresses with extended and UTF-8 characters will return responses with the proper UTF-8 / accented characters.