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## ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Enjoying This Library? Please Star Our Repo! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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If this SDK helps you ship features faster, we'd love your support! By starring our GitHub repository, you help us gauge how widely it's used and which features and improvements to prioritize next. Every star makes a difference — thank you for helping steer the future of this SDK!
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If this SDK helps you ship features faster, we'd love your support! By starring our [GitHub repository](https://github.com/verifalia/verifalia-csharp-sdk/), you help us gauge how widely it's used and which features and improvements to prioritize next. Every star makes a difference — thank you for helping steer the future of this SDK!
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To learn more about Verifalia, please visit [https://verifalia.com][0].
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To learn more about Verifalia, please visit [https://verifalia.com](https://verifalia.com/).
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# Table of Contents
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*[Adding Verifalia API Support to Your .NET Solution](#adding-verifalia-api-support-to-your-net-solution)
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*[From an IDE](#from-an-ide-)
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*[From an IDE](#from-an-ide)
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*[Rider](#rider)
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*[Visual Studio](#visual-studio)
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*[Visual Studio Code](#visual-studio-code)
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This SDK is available as a NuGet package, the package manager for .NET. The best and easiest way to add the SDK library to your .NET project is to use the NuGet package manager in your favorite IDE.
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## From an IDE
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## From an IDE
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### Rider
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## Manual Download and Compilation
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As an alternative to using NuGet, you can [download the SDK source project from GitHub][1], extract it to a folder of your choice, and add a reference from your project to the Verifalia SDK project. The SDK project is written in C# but can be referenced and used with any other .NET language, including Visual Basic (VB.NET), C++/CLI, J#, IronPython, IronRuby, F#, and PowerShell.
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As an alternative to using NuGet, you can [download the SDK source project from GitHub](https://github.com/verifalia/verifalia-csharp-sdk/archive/master.zip), extract it to a folder of your choice, and add a reference from your project to the Verifalia SDK project. The SDK project is written in C# but can be referenced and used with any other .NET language, including Visual Basic (VB.NET), C++/CLI, J#, IronPython, IronRuby, F#, and PowerShell.
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Learn more at [https://verifalia.com][0].
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Learn more at [https://verifalia.com](https://verifalia.com/).
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# Authentication
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Authentication to the Verifalia API is performed using the credentials of a Verifalia user account. While you can use the same credentials you used to register your Verifalia account for API access, for security reasons, we strongly recommend [creating and using a dedicated user account][3] for API operations. This approach allows you to assign only the specific permissions needed for your application.
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Authentication to the Verifalia API is performed using the credentials of a Verifalia user account. While you can use the same credentials you used to register your Verifalia account for API access, for security reasons, we strongly recommend [creating and using a dedicated user account](https://app.verifalia.com/#/users/new) for API operations. This approach allows you to assign only the specific permissions needed for your application.
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If you don't have a Verifalia account, you can [register for a free one][4].
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If you don't have a Verifalia account, you can [register for a free one](https://verifalia.com/sign-up).
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The Verifalia API supports multiple authentication methods:
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-**Basic authentication**: Ideal for server-to-server communications
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-**Bearer token authentication**: Useful for browser apps and client-to-server communications
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-**X.509 client certificate**: Provides the highest level of security
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The sections below describe each authentication method in detail. For more information about authenticating to the Verifalia API, see the API reference documentation at [https://verifalia.com/developers#authentication][2].
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The sections below describe each authentication method in detail. For more information about authenticating to the Verifalia API, see the API reference documentation at [https://verifalia.com/developers#authentication](https://verifalia.com/developers/authentication).
<Description>Verifalia provides a simple HTTPS-based API for validating email addresses and checking whether they are deliverable or not. This library allows to easily integrate with Verifalia and verify email addresses in real-time.</Description>
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<Description>Verifalia offers a simple HTTPS-based API that validates email addresses and determines whether they can receive emails, delivering fast and accurate results. This library makes it easy to integrate with Verifalia and verify email addresses in real-time.</Description>
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