Safety

What You Should Not Use Random Addresses For

Random addresses are useful for testing forms, prototypes, demos, and CSV workflows. They are not real customer records and should not be treated as verified identity or delivery data.

Do not use random addresses for

• Real mail, parcel delivery, returns, or fulfillment.
• Identity verification, KYC, age checks, or account recovery.
• Fraud checks, risk scoring, tax decisions, or legal compliance.
• Misleading account creation, spam, abuse, or policy evasion.
• Contacting phone numbers or people that may appear in generated examples.

Use them safely instead

Keep generated data in test systems, label it as synthetic, and remove it from production workflows. When a business process requires real location or identity data, use verified customer input or a dedicated verification provider.