Cybercentry Verification

What Cybercentry Verification does

Cybercentry Verification MCP server provides a catalogue of security checks that an MCP-compatible client can call remotely. The service covers blockchain assets, application frontends, smart-contract code, AI-agent configurations, media provenance, private payloads, and cryptographic processing. It also includes a security consultant tool that returns advisory answers grounded in a security body of knowledge.

The catalogue contains twelve tools. list_services shows available checks, their required inputs, and prices. recent_exploits provides a live exploit feed curated from DefiLlama. The remaining tools perform paid verification or advisory work across the supported domains.

How it works

Cybercentry Verification MCP server uses streamable HTTP rather than a local process. Clients connect to https://centry.cybercentry.co.uk/api/mcp, after which the MCP tools become available through the client’s remote-server configuration.

Two tools do not require payment, credentials, or an account: list_services and recent_exploits. The other ten tools cost $1 per call. Payment can use x402 with USDC on Base or Solana, when the client supports that flow. A client without x402 support can provide a subscription token as a tool argument or through the x-subscription-token header. The service performs a paid verification before settlement, so failed calls are not charged.

Most paid calls return in under ten seconds. wallet_verification and web_application_verification start a job and return findings as they arrive; either may take up to three minutes.

Setup and configuration

Cybercentry Verification MCP server requires no installation, API key, or account. Add the endpoint as a remote MCP server in a compatible client. In Claude Desktop or claude.ai, use Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector, and enter the endpoint URL. Other clients may place the same URL in a settings screen or configuration field intended for remote MCP servers.

The server is listed in the MCP registry as uk.co.cybercentry/verification. Its published OpenAPI document is available at https://centry.cybercentry.co.uk/openapi.json.

Tools and capabilities

• wallet_verification: screens wallets for sanctions and assigns risk scores across 35 EVM chains.
• base_token_verification: checks Base B20 tokens for honeypots, freeze-and-seize behavior, pausing, and impersonation.
• ethereum_token_verification: performs Ethereum token due diligence.
• solidity_code_verification: checks Solidity source for known vulnerability classes.
• web_application_verification: scans a live website or dApp frontend.
• openclaw_ai_agent_verification: reviews agent configuration for authentication gaps, prompt-injection exposure, and unsafe permissions.
• media_content_verification: checks C2PA provenance and content authenticity.
• private_data_verification: creates a zero-knowledge proof over a payload without revealing it.
• quantum_cryptography_verification: applies quantum-resistant encryption to a payload.
• cyber_security_consultant: answers security questions using a security knowledge base.

The service interfaces reference ERC-8126, ERC-8196, and ERC-8376.

Limitations and notes

The service is remote, so clients need a connection to its endpoint and support for streamable HTTP. Ten tools are paid, and the wallet and web scans can take up to three minutes. Payment support depends on the client: x402 is automatic only in clients that implement it; other clients need a subscription token.