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Analyze Hedera topics, tokens, governance, contracts, identities, and agent trust through MCP tools.

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Overview

hedera-mcp-platform MCP server gives AI agents tools for querying and analyzing Hedera ecosystem data, including HCS topics, governance, tokens, identities, smart contracts, and Fixatum trust records. It also supports writing and verifying tamper-evident HCS records, with optional DID-key signatures. Agents must retrieve the terms first and record consent before using paid tools, which are paid for in HBAR. Reach for it when an agent needs Hedera-specific monitoring, analysis, auditability, or on-chain identity and contract inspection.

Use cases

  • Monitor HCS topics for activity and anomalies
  • Analyze governance proposals and voting behavior
  • Screen token holders and counterparties for risk
  • Write and verify auditable HCS records
  • Inspect contracts and agent KYA trust scores

Key features

  • Natural-language querying over HCS messages
  • Tamper-evident HCS record writing and verification
  • Governance, token, and account analysis
  • Read-only smart contract inspection
  • On-chain identity and sanctions screening
  • Fixatum DID and KYA score management

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Tools exposed23Callable tools this server registers over MCP.

How Hedera MCP Platform works

What hedera-mcp-platform MCP server does

The hedera-mcp-platform MCP server connects AI agents to operational and analytical capabilities across the Hedera ecosystem. Its tools cover Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) topics, governance activity, token markets and transfers, account identity, smart contracts, and Fixatum agent trust data.

HCS support includes topic status checks, message counts, recent activity, natural-language question answering over topic messages, anomaly detection, trend analysis, entity extraction, and chronological audit history for an entity. Agents can also write tamper-evident records to HCS and verify record hashes. Records may optionally carry a signature from the agent’s DID key.

The platform also exposes governance proposal and voting information, SaucerSwap token market data, account profiles, KYC grant history, sanctions and counterparty screening, and contract metadata and activity analysis.

Tools and capabilities

The hedera-mcp-platform MCP server provides these functional groups:

  • Terms and account access: get_terms, confirm_terms, and account_info expose the service terms, record consent, and return the platform wallet address, pricing table, and user balance.
  • HCS monitoring and analysis: hcs_monitor, hcs_query, and hcs_understand inspect topic activity and derive answers, trends, anomalies, and entities.
  • HCS records: hcs_write_record, hcs_verify_record, and hcs_audit_trail write, validate, and trace records.
  • Governance: governance_monitor reports active proposals, deadlines, and vote tallies; governance_analyze evaluates sentiment, participation, and predicted outcomes.
  • Tokens: token_price, token_monitor, and token_analyze cover market price changes, liquidity, transfers, whale activity, holder distribution, velocity, concentration, and risk scoring.
  • Identity and contracts: identity tools resolve account profiles, inspect KYC status, and screen on-chain risk. Contract tools read metadata and call read-only functions without gas or transactions, then analyze activity and caller patterns.
  • Fixatum: fixatum_register, fixatum_score, and fixatum_status handle permanent W3C DID registration, live KYA scores, registration state, and provenance status.

Limitations and notes

Those details should be confirmed from the repository before deployment.

Terms handling is part of the tool workflow: get_terms must be called before anything else, and confirm_terms is required before any paid tool. Pricing and balance information are available through account_info; the listing states that calls are paid in HBAR.

Contract calls are explicitly read-only. They do not spend gas or submit a transaction. HCS record writing is available separately and can optionally use a DID key for signing. Fixatum scores are reported on a 0–100 scale with grades from A to F, but the material does not describe the scoring methodology or registration prerequisites.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Hedera MCP Platform

hedera-mcp-platform is an MCP server that connects AI agents to Hedera network data and services, including HCS topics, governance, tokens, identities, smart contracts, and Fixatum trust records. Its main tools monitor and analyze on-chain activity, query or write HCS records, inspect contracts, resolve identity, and manage agent registration and KYA scores.

Consult the project repository for its installation method, transport configuration, and runtime requirements.

Call `get_terms` first, then call `confirm_terms` to record consent before using any paid tool. `account_info` provides the pricing table, platform wallet address, and your balance, and the service charges for calls in HBAR.

Yes, it can write tamper-evident records to HCS with `hcs_write_record` and verify record hashes with `hcs_verify_record`. A record can optionally be signed with the agent’s DID key, and verification can re-check that signature when present.

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