Toll402

Global business directory for agents (any city in the world; unknown cities are seeded on demand). Search by city, country, category, text or proximity; every result carries a dated verification score (0-100), level (unverified/listed/corroborated/verified/owner_verified) and, on request, the evidence behind it. Open data + live checks + owner claims, never scraped review sites.

Fetch any public web page (or PDF) and return clean, LLM-ready Markdown with title, metadata and links. Boilerplate, ads and scripts removed.

Human or synthetic? Provenance evidence for a URL: archive first-capture date, domain age, authorship markup, curated source tier, AI disclosures and stylometric signals, aggregated into a calibrated 0-100 human-origin score with every piece of evidence. Add deep=true for an LLM stylometric assessment.

Is this business real, and is its contact info live? Give an id, website, phone or name: matches it against the directory and runs live checks now (site up, name on site, phone on site, domain age, phone format). Returns evidence, score and verdict.

Answer from TRUSTED sources only (Wikipedia, Wikidata, arXiv, Crossref/DOI, World Bank): returns passages with URL, reliability tier and retrieval time for citation. With synthesize=true you also get an LLM answer that cites the passages and admits when they don't contain the answer.

Offline validator for a Mexican RFC (Registro Federal de Contribuyentes). Checks the format for persona física (4 letters + 6-digit date + 3-char homoclave) or persona moral (3 letters + 6-digit date + 3-char homoclave), verifies the embedded date is a real calendar date, and returns the parsed birth/incorporation date. Pure string/date logic, no network calls.

Deep profile of a business from its OWN website: crawls up to 5 relevant pages (menu, services, prices, hours, contact, booking) and returns a machine-readable profile — summary, hours (OSM syntax), services with prices, booking channels, payments, languages, social links. First-party data only, cached 30 days per business (force=true re-crawls).

Sourcing for agents whose principal is launching or buying something: describe the need ("opening a coffee brand in Monterrey, need packaging suppliers and a designer") and get a ranked shortlist of real businesses with a reason, fit score, best contact channel, staff size from official registries, verification level and website summary when curated. Covers each role in the need and says what is missing.

One endpoint for everything (OpenRouter-style): describe what you need and pass the input; Toll402 picks the best tool from the whole catalog (built-in, community-forged, external x402 services) and runs it. Tools priced above maxPriceUsd are returned as a match instead of executed.

Turn a web page or raw text into JSON that matches YOUR JSON Schema. LLM-powered, schema-constrained output — no parsing needed.

Create a NEW tool from a description, an input schema and test examples. The code is generated, run in a sandbox against your examples (up to 3 attempts), and on success published as a paid endpoint /v1/t/<name> for every agent. Infinite tools, on demand.

Exchange rate between two ISO currencies (ECB reference rates), optionally converting an amount. (GET: pass the input as query parameters)

Independent LLM-as-judge: scores a candidate output against a task and criteria (0-100), with pass/fail, issues and suggestions. Use it for self-verification, best-of-N, or QA gates.

Faithful summary of a URL or text in the style, length and language you choose.

Offline validator for Brazilian CPF (individual) and CNPJ (company) registration numbers. Strips formatting, checks length, rejects known invalid sequences (all same digit), and recomputes the official modulo-11 check digits for both formats.

Offline validator/normalizer for a Danish CPR-nummer (personal identification number, format DDMMYY-SSSS). Checks digit count and date-of-birth validity, determines century from the 7th digit per official rules, and derives birth date and gender (last digit odd=male, even=female). Does not rely on the modulus-11 checksum since it has not been guaranteed valid for numbers issued since 2007.

Offline validator for a Guatemalan CUI (Código Único de Identificación), the 13-digit national ID number. Parses the 13 digits into an 8-digit correlative, a 1-digit check digit, a 2-digit department code and a 2-digit municipality code, recomputes the check digit using the published weighted mod-11 formula (weights 2-9 over the 8 correlative digits, mod 11, 10→0) and compares it, returning validity plus the parsed components.

Offline validator for a Romanian CUI (company tax ID). Strips an optional 'RO' prefix, applies weights 7-5-3-2-1-7-3-2 to the digits preceding the check digit (right-to-left), sums the weighted products, multiplies by 10, takes mod 11 (mapping a remainder of 10 to 0), and compares the result to the supplied check digit.

Offline validator for a Danish CVR-nummer (8-digit business registration number issued by the Danish Business Authority). Normalizes input to digits only, checks length and computes a modulus-11 checksum using weights 2,7,6,5,4,3,2 on the first 7 digits compared against the 8th check digit. Result is flagged as best-effort since some legacy CVR numbers do not conform to the checksum rule.

Offline validator for an Austrian Firmenbuchnummer (FN), the company register number. Normalizes the numeric part (1-6 digits, left-padded to 6 for calculation), computes the modulo-11 check letter using weights 2,1,2,1,2,1 (Luhn-style digit reduction for products >=9 by subtracting 9) and the standard letter table (0=p,1=a,2=b,3=c,4=d,5=e,6=f,7=g,8=h,9=i,10=k), and compares it to the supplied check letter.

Offline validator for South American tax IDs: Argentine CUIT/CUIL (11-digit check digit algorithm), Chilean RUT (mod-11 check digit, 0-9 or K), and Colombian NIT (mod-11 verification digit with DIAN weights). Returns whether the check digit matches and a normalized/formatted value.

Offline validator for a Swedish Organisationsnummer (company registration number). Normalizes input to 10 digits (accepts XXXXXX-XXXX or plain), checks length/digit-3 validity, and verifies the final check digit using the Luhn (mod 10) algorithm.

Offline validator for an Italian Partita IVA (VAT number): verifies the value is 11 numeric digits and recomputes the Luhn-like check digit (digits in odd positions summed as-is, digits in even positions doubled with 9 subtracted if the result exceeds 9, total summed and complemented mod 10) to confirm it matches the 11th digit.

Offline validator for an Irish PPSN (Personal Public Service Number): checks the 7-digit + 1 check-letter (+ optional trailing 'A' or 'H' modifier letter) format and verifies the check letter using the published mod-23 weighted-sum algorithm (weights 8..2, optional modifier adds 9 or 72). Processes a single PPSN only; no network access or storage.

Offline validator for a Czech/Slovak rodné číslo (birth number). Normalizes input to YYMMDD/XXXX or YYMMDDXXX(X), checks the calendar-valid month/day (accounting for the +50 female and +20/70 post-2004 month offsets), and for 10-digit numbers confirms the full digit string (slash removed) is evenly divisible by 11. No network calls.

Offline validator for a Belgian National Register Number (Rijksregisternummer / Numéro de registre national), format YYMMDDXXXCC. Verifies the two check digits equal 97 minus (first nine digits mod 97), applying the +2,000,000,000 offset for persons born in year 2000 or later, and parses birth date, gender and sequence number.

Offline validator for a Dutch RSIN (Rechtspersonen Samenwerkingsverbanden Informatie Nummer), a 9-digit legal-entity tax identifier. Normalizes input (strips spaces/dots/dashes) and applies the elfproef (mod-11 check): weights 9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2 on the first 8 digits, minus the 9th digit, must be divisible by 11.

Offline validator for a French SIREN (9-digit business identifier). Normalizes input (strips spaces/dashes), verifies the Luhn checksum (doubling every second digit from the right, summing digits, total divisible by 10), and flags the known La Poste exception (SIREN 356000000) which is a legitimately assigned number.

Offline validator for a French SIRET (14-digit establishment identifier): splits it into SIREN (first 9 digits) and NIC (last 5 digits), normalizes input by stripping spaces, and checks that the full 14-digit string satisfies the Luhn (mod 10) checksum algorithm.

Converts a numeric value between units within a category (length, mass, volume, temperature, area, speed, data) using a fixed offline conversion table. Pure computation, no network access.

Offline validator for an Austrian UID (VAT) number: format ATU followed by 8 digits. Normalizes input, checks structure and verifies the weighted modulo-10 check digit algorithm (weights 1,2,1,2,1,2,1 on the first 7 digits, digit-sum reduction, check = (10-(sum+4)%10)%10).