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Enter an email address to check its format locally, then inspect the public DNS records of its domain. The address before the @ stays in your browser.
Checks common address formatting, length, misplaced dots and invalid characters. Internationalized domains are normalized; quoted and international local parts are marked unsupported rather than rejected.
Looks for MX records, explicit null MX and A/AAAA fallback. Finding a mail route does not confirm that an individual mailbox exists.
Checks a dated community blocklist and labels shared addresses such as sales@. A role address is informational, not automatically invalid.
These checks establish syntax and domain-level evidence. They do not connect to a mailbox or establish that a particular person can receive a message. Mailbox existence stays unknown.
No. It does not send a message or attempt an SMTP login. Only the domain is submitted for public DNS and blocklist checks.
Not necessarily. Absence from a disposable-domain list is only absence from that particular snapshot, not proof of trustworthiness or deliverability.