Mobile has valid prefix (ES)
What this tool does
This tool checks if a Spanish mobile phone number starts with a valid mobile prefix. It looks at the number and sees if the first two digits are '6' or '7' and if the total length is 9 digits (after removing the country code '34' if it was included).
The main caveat is that this check is based only on the numbers typed in. It does not contact the phone company to see if the number is actually active or assigned to someone. If the number you provide is not in the correct format for a Spanish mobile, the result will be no.
Common uses
- Filtering a list of Spanish phone numbers to keep only those that look like mobile numbers.
- Correcting data entry errors by identifying numbers that are missing the correct mobile start code.
- Validating user input on a form before sending a message to a Spanish mobile phone.
Input data
| Parameter | Required | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
mobile | Yes | 605281220 | Type the Spanish mobile phone number as plain text (e.g., 605281220). It is required. You can include the country code 34 or not; the tool handles both. |
Output data
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
result | A yes/no indicator showing if the number has a valid Spanish mobile prefix (6 or 7) and is 9 digits long. Note: This specific tool always returns False in the current setup; it does not perform a live check. |