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RESET Verifica – Mexican RFC Verification
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RESET Verifica – Mexican RFC Verification is a paid API for AI agents from api.resetparatodos.com, paid per call via x402, $0.78/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Verifies a Mexican RFC (taxpayer ID) against SAT blacklists (69-B), article 69 sanction lists, public-procurement sanctions, and sanctioned-supplier registries, returning a hash-versioned Verification Record with sources and dates.
Price / call$0.78
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Verify a Mexican company or individual by RFC against official public sources: SAT blacklist 69-B (definitive/presumed), article 69 lists (firm, not-located, cancelled seals), public-procurement sanctions, and sanctioned suppliers. Returns a hash-versioned Verification Record with sources and dates.
Output
A hash-versioned Verification Record indicating whether the RFC appears on the SAT 69-B blacklist (definitive and/or presumed), article 69 lists (firm, not-located, cancelled seals), public-procurement sanction registries, and sanctioned-supplier lists. Includes source references, check dates, and a hash for audit traceability.
Example use cases
Supplier onboarding compliance check
“Before we onboard this new Mexican supplier, can you check their RFC ABC123456789 against the SAT blacklist and sanction lists to make sure they're clean?”
Accounts payable vendor screening
“We're about to pay invoice from a Mexican vendor with RFC XYZC850101AB1 — can you quickly verify they're not on any SAT 69-B or public procurement blacklists?”
M&A target due diligence
“We're considering acquiring a Mexican company with RFC MXCO900815XY3 — can you check if they appear on the SAT definitive or presumed blacklist, or any article 69 sanction lists?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://api.resetparatodos.com/x402/v1/company/verifyWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to screen a Mexican entity (company or individual) specifically against Mexican tax authority (SAT) blacklists and public procurement sanctions using the RFC identifier. It is the right choice for supplier due diligence, vendor onboarding, and compliance workflows targeting Mexico. For international sanctions screening (OFAC, EU, UN), use the separate international sanctions endpoint; for RFC format validation only, use the RFC validation endpoint.
Side effects
- Invalid RFC format returns a validation error
- RFC not found in any official source returns a clean result with no matches
- Upstream SAT or government source temporarily unavailable may return a partial or error response
- Malformed request body without RFC field returns a 400 error
- Rate limits or payment issues may return 402 or 429 errors
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rfc | string | Mexican RFC of the entity to verify |
Tags
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