Api.licard.com presents a real challenge for anyone trying to figure out if it's safe. The site has been around for about four years and passes basic security checks, but it's almost completely anonymous. There's no about page, no contact information, and the site itself blocks visitors with a 'Forbidden' error. For an API service, that's a huge red flag — legitimate providers usually have documentation, a support email, and some kind of company presence.
Without knowing who runs it or where the data goes, you're essentially flying blind. The clean security record and DNSSEC are nice, but they don't make up for the lack of transparency. If you're considering using api.licard.com, ask yourself: would you trust a service that won't even tell you who they are? Until they share basic details, it's safer to look elsewhere.