Who is eligible to request TAC database access?
TAC database API access is available to mobile software developers, phone repair shops, e-commerce buyback businesses, refurbishers, and academic researchers with legitimate use cases.
This request form is for approved TAC lookup access only. Send either an 8-digit TAC or a full 14/15-digit IMEI to the API after approval, and the server will derive the TAC automatically.
Each request is manually reviewed so TAC access stays focused on legitimate product, support, or internal use.
Approved users receive TAC lookup access free of cost, with a default 3 checks per hour per key.
Once approved, you get the API key, base URL, header format, and usage instructions by email.
This TAC access page is separate from the contact page so approved users can find the request flow quickly.
It is designed for businesses, support teams, and developers who need TAC-to-brand/model lookup only. No other product APIs are exposed by this key.
If you need a higher rate limit later, reply to the approval email and we can review an increase per user.
Flow
Approved users get a TAC-only API key. It is free of cost, limited to 3 IMEI/TAC checks per hour (with a floating 1-hour window starting from your first check), and can be increased by admin on request. Access can be suspended or revoked at any time.
Details on approval criteria, rate limits, and key provisioning.
TAC database API access is available to mobile software developers, phone repair shops, e-commerce buyback businesses, refurbishers, and academic researchers with legitimate use cases.
Most legitimate TAC access requests are reviewed and approved within 1 to 2 business days. Approved API credentials and integration guides are delivered to your registered email.
No. Approved developers receive TAC access free of cost with a default limit of 3 checks per hour. Higher rate limits for enterprise use can be requested via email.
Yes! You can visit our interactive live demo on the TAC API page to run test queries and see real-time JSON response payloads.