Verification Governance

Third-Party Data & API Policy

External services and public databases used by the platform — and their limitations.

Categories of third-party data

  • Public registries (RDAP, WHOIS).
  • Authoritative public DNS resolvers (Cloudflare, Google).
  • Public DNSBL and reputation feeds.
  • Geolocation databases derived from public allocation records and inference.
  • Certificate transparency and public CA data where applicable.

Availability and change

  • Third-party services may rate-limit, throttle, or temporarily fail.
  • Providers may change schemas, retire endpoints, or revise data without notice.
  • Coverage gaps in upstream data may produce empty or partial results.

Attribution and respect

  • Upstream providers are credited on the Data Sources page where appropriate.
  • Their terms of use, rate limits, and abuse policies are respected.
  • Where a provider offers a public delisting workflow, we link to it rather than maintaining a private allow / block list.

No private feeds

CheckItNowTools does not operate a proprietary reputation, blacklist, or threat-intelligence feed. Verdicts surfaced to users are derived from the documented upstream sources.

Last reviewed: June 2026.

Part of the Information Verification Trust Center. Published by Relationale LLC. Founder: Keiron Brown.