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Pub 78 tells you a nonprofit is currently exempt. It doesn't tell you it lost exemption for not filing. That's AROE, and it's the step that gets skipped. The org looks legit right up until a payment bounces or an auditor asks questions.

The hard part of nonprofit verification isn't getting IRS data. It's matching the same org across BMF, Pub 78 and AROE when identifiers and update cadences don't line up. That's weeks of plumbing you maintain forever. We are building Pactman so it's one API call instead.

The single EIN lookup is the demo. The batch backfill is the job. Every org already on your platform needs a check, and a 200-check free tier turns that backfill into something you schedule instead of ship. Building Pactman for both shapes: one EIN or the whole list.

How long does it take to verify one nonprofit manually? Now multiply that by 100 or 1,000. Manual verification doesn't scale. Nonprofit Check API helps businesses automate nonprofit verification at scale. Verify smarter. Move faster. #BlueWave Republicans Democrats Texas

A "verified nonprofit" badge on a donation page usually means one IRS query at onboarding. IRS status isn't static. Orgs lose exemption for not filing, and AROE is where that shows up. The badge doesn't re-check. Your pipeline should.

The compliance integration isn't hard to build. Keeping it correct is. You ship the EIN lookup, then AROE updates, an org's exemption gets revoked, and your onboarding quietly approves it. Nobody files a bug. The data was just stale. Monitoring is the feature.

Getting a 501(c)(3) listed in the IRS BMF is not the same as being in good standing. The Automatic Revocation of Exemption file is where orgs show up after losing status for not filing. Check both sources, or you are verifying exemption with half the picture.

OFAC screening shouldn't be a separate project from nonprofit verification. Split them into two integrations and you get two failure modes, two audit trails, and a sanctions gap nobody notices until an auditor asks. One call, one response: tax-exempt status and sanctions

Everyone treats nonprofit verification as a data access problem. It's a reconciliation problem. BMF, Pub 78 and AROE name the same fields differently and update on different schedules. The hard part was never downloading the data. It's mapping it so the response is usable.

Most teams check Pub 78 and call nonprofit verification done. Pub 78 tells you who's eligible to receive deductible contributions. It doesn't tell you who lost exemption for not filing. That's AROE. Skip it and you approve orgs that are legally dead on paper.

Guidestar's charity check api still puts pricing behind a sales call. Form, call, procurement, then you learn if you can even afford it. For a small team that's the sprint gone before you write code. I'm building Pactman so you can just curl it: pactman.org

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Building a fundraising platform? Most teams spend weeks parsing IRS BMF, Pub 78, AROE, and OFAC lists with inconsistent identifiers and update cadences. We built Pactman so one call returns clean JSON and you ship the feature instead of maintaining government dataset parsers.

IRS Rev Proc 11-33 says grantors can rely on third-party BMF extracts for due diligence. You don't need to query the IRS directly. A current BMF copy satisfies the requirement. Most grantmakers still verify nonprofits by hand in browser tabs.

Manual nonprofit due diligence is five browser tabs per org. Paste EIN into IRS lookup, check Pub 78, scan OFAC lists, hope nothing changed since last quarter. That breaks past ten orgs. We built Pactman to collapse all four checks into one API call.