ThaiKit Thai Name Parser is a paid API for AI agents from api.thaikit.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-03).
Splits Thai personal names into structured components: title (courtesy, academic, medical, royal, military/police), first name, and surname, with abbreviation expansion and English translations
Split Thai personal names into title, first name and surname: courtesy (นาย, นางสาว, ด.ช.), academic (รศ.ดร.), medical (นพ., พญ.), royal (ม.ร.ว.) and military/police ranks (พ.ต.อ., ร.อ.หญิง), glued or spaced. Expands abbreviations, gives English titles, gender implied by the title, and the formal full name. For KYC, CRM imports and forms. Body: {"name": "..."} or {"names": [...]} (max 100)
A structured object (or array for batch) containing: parsed title abbreviation, expanded Thai title, English title equivalent, first name, surname, implied gender (if determinable from title), and formal full name string. For unrecognized titles the raw prefix is returned with a confidence or flag.
POSThttps://api.thaikit.dev/name-parse?utm_source=zero.xyzUse this endpoint when you need to programmatically decompose Thai personal names into structured fields — especially when names include Thai-script courtesy titles (นาย, นางสาว), academic ranks (รศ.ดร.), medical titles (นพ., พญ.), royal designations (ม.ร.ว.), or military/police ranks (พ.ต.อ., ร.อ.หญิง) that may be abbreviated or concatenated. Prefer this over generic NLP or transliteration services when operating on Thai-language identity data for KYC, CRM, or government forms where title classification and gender inference are required.
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | string | One Thai name with any titles |
| names | array | Or up to 100 names |
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