WhatsApp Number Validation & Profile Lookup — Try the interactive demo

Lightweight existence check for a single number — returns whether the phone number is registered on WhatsApp, without fetching full profile details. Cheaper than a full profile lookup. Pass the full international number (with or without +, spaces, dashes, or 00 prefix); the country code and national number are parsed automatically. isExist can be true, false, or null (indeterminate — retry after a short backoff). When isExist=true, the response includes hasExtra (enrichment fields available for this number: always avatar and about, plus sparse deviceName / email / waOldDeviceName when known) and a userHash that must be passed to the profile/extra endpoints (Get Avatar / Get About / Get Device Name / Get Email / Get Previous Device Name / Get Business Profile / Get Presence) to authorize the heavier lookup. The userHash is valid for 24 hours.

Same as Check WhatsApp Account Exists, but the country code and the national phone number are supplied as separate parameters. Use this when you already know the country code and want to avoid automatic number splitting. cc is the dial prefix without + (1–4 digits); phone is the national subscriber number (6–15 digits, no leading zero). isExist can be true, false, or null (indeterminate — retry recommended). When isExist=true, the response includes hasExtra (avatar/about always when registered, plus sparse deviceName/email/waOldDeviceName when known) and a userHash to pass to Get Avatar / Get About / Get Device Name / Get Email / Get Previous Device Name / Get Business Profile / Get Presence.

Fetch the available owner display name (typically only for currently active accounts). Two-step flow: call Check WhatsApp Account Exists first; only call this when hasExtra lists "deviceName". Pass the returned userHash here — the number is resolved server-side. Invalid/expired userHash is rejected. When the field is absent, deviceName is null and message explains why.

Fetch the available masked backup email (e.g. u*******6@gmail.com). This is not a business-profile contact email. Two-step flow: call Check WhatsApp Account Exists first; only call this when hasExtra lists "email". Pass the returned userHash here — the number is resolved server-side. Invalid/expired userHash is rejected. When the field is absent, email is null and message explains why.

Fetch the available previous-device name (wa_old_device_name). Two-step flow: call Check WhatsApp Account Exists first; only call this when hasExtra lists "waOldDeviceName". Pass the returned userHash here — the number is resolved server-side. Invalid/expired userHash is rejected. When the field is absent, waOldDeviceName is null and message explains why.

Fetch the public display photo (DP) of a WhatsApp user. Two-step flow: first call Check WhatsApp Account Exists (by Full Number) to obtain a userHash for the target number, then pass that userHash here. Calls without a valid (or expired/unknown) userHash are rejected. The number is resolved from the userHash server-side — no phone parameter is accepted. If the number is registered but the user has no photo or hides it by privacy, pictureSet=false and reason explains why. When pictureSet=true, the response includes the temporary photo URL and a picture version id that changes when the photo changes.

Retrieve the user's About (status signature) text and profile-picture version id. Two-step flow: obtain a userHash via Check WhatsApp Account Exists (by Full Number) first, then pass it here. Invalid/expired userHash is rejected. If the number is not registered, exists=false; an empty about means the user has no status text or hides it.

Retrieve the WhatsApp Business profile: business name, verified level, description, address, email, website, and member-since info. Two-step flow: obtain a userHash via a check-exist endpoint first, then pass it here. Invalid/expired userHash is rejected. Personal (non-business) numbers return isBusiness=false.

Retrieve online state / last-seen. Strongly constrained by the target's privacy: if the requester is not a contact and the target's last-seen/online privacy is not set to everyone, presence is not delivered and visible=false (a real result that cannot be bypassed). Two-step flow: obtain a userHash via a check-exist endpoint first, then pass it here. A single call can take up to ~17s.

Check in real time whether a phone number is registered and active on WhatsApp. Returns a direct active flag for the full international number — a standalone check that does not require a userHash. Ideal for quick yes/no validation in signup flows and list hygiene.

Check whether up to 10 phone numbers are registered on WhatsApp in a single request. Returns exist and isBusiness status for each number. Supply numbers as a comma-separated list. Efficient for validating small batches in one call.