Batch Verification of Mobile Number Three Elements

Tool Introduction

The "Batch Verification of Mobile Number Three Elements" tool provides an efficient and convenient service, aiming to help users batch verify the consistency between ID number, real name, and mobile number. Through this tool, you can quickly identify false information, effectively prevent fraud risks, and ensure the authenticity and compliance of user data. It is an important auxiliary tool for enterprises to conduct user real-name authentication and risk management.

How to Use

1. Open this tool page.
2. Paste or manually enter the data to be verified in the batch input box.
3. Please strictly follow the specified format: one record per line, separated by English commas ,, with the field order being ID Number,Real Name,Mobile Number.
4. After confirming the input is correct, click the "Verify" or "Submit" button.
5. The tool will process your data and display the verification results for each record in a table in the results area.

Input Parameters

The tool accepts the following three core parameters for batch verification:

• ID Number (idcard): The user's ID number.
• Real Name (name): The user's real name.
• Mobile Number (mobile): The user's mobile number.

Input format example: ID Number,Real Name,Mobile Number

Output Results

The verification results will be presented in a clear table format, including the following fields:

• Consistency Status: Shows whether the ID number, name, and mobile number are consistent. Possible results are: Consistent (three elements match), Inconsistent (some information does not match), No Record (no relevant information could be queried).
• Gender: The user's gender parsed from the ID number.
• Birthday: The user's birthday parsed from the ID number.
• Address: The user's domicile information parsed from the ID number.
• Operator: The operator to which the mobile number belongs, such as: China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is mobile number three-element verification?
• A: Mobile number three-element verification refers to comparing the user's provided ID number, real name, and mobile number for consistency, verifying the correlation and authenticity of these three pieces of information, often used for real-name authentication and risk control.
• Q: What input formats are supported?
• A: This tool supports batch input, with one verification record per line. Each record must include the ID number, real name, and mobile number, separated by English commas  ,, in the format: ID Number,Real Name,Mobile Number.
• Q: What is the format of the output results?
• A: The output results are displayed in an intuitive table format. The table includes fields such as "Consistency Status", "Gender", "Birthday", "Address", and "Operator", making it convenient for users to quickly view and analyze.
• Q: What does "No Record" in the verification result mean?
• A: "No Record" means that the system could not find a matching valid record based on the three-element information you provided. This may be caused by various reasons, such as incorrect mobile number or ID number input, the mobile number not being registered under a real name, or the operator's data temporarily not covering this information.

Precautions

• Data format requirements: Please strictly follow the format ID Number,Real Name,Mobile Number, with one piece of data per line, and fields separated by English commas ,. Incorrect formats may lead to verification failure or abnormal results.
• Data accuracy: The entered ID number, real name, and mobile number must be accurate. Any slight error may result in the verification result being "Inconsistent" or "No Record".
• Privacy protection: Please pay attention to protecting personal privacy information when using this tool, ensuring data verification is carried out under legal and compliant premises.
• Interpretation of results: The verification results are for reference only and do not serve as final legal basis. For "Inconsistent" or "No Record" situations, it is recommended to combine other verification methods for comprehensive judgment.