Didit MCP Server Guide Hub — Every Identity & Fraud Guide in One Place

Key takeaways

• The Didit Model Context Protocol (MCP) server gives AI agents real-time access to identity verification, fraud detection, and compliance checks — 115 tools across 19 domains.
• This page is an index. It does not duplicate the posts it links to. Every entry tells you what the destination is for so you go to the right place the first time.
• The MCP server is free, the platform has a 500-free-verifications-per-month tier, and the full KYC (Know Your Customer) bundle runs $0.33 per check.
• If you want one-click setup in Claude, use the connector deep link. If you are evaluating whether to build on it, start with the tools reference and the marketing page. If you need a specific use case, jump straight to the matching guide below.

What this page is

This is the curated index for Didit's MCP server content. There are now twelve dedicated guides covering every angle — from a one-click Claude install to building agent-driven KYB (Know Your Business) workflows. If you landed here, you are probably looking for one of three things: the fastest way to add identity checks to your AI agent, a technical reference of every available tool, or a deep guide to a specific compliance use case. This page points you to all three.

The post is deliberately shorter than a normal blog entry. It is a router, not an essay. Each section links you to the guide that covers that topic in full — this page describes what each destination is for, in one or two sentences, so you do not waste clicks.

Before you click away: the MCP server exposes 115 tools through a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint at https://mcp.didit.me/mcp. Authentication is OAuth (Open Authorization) 2.1 with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) and dynamic client registration — there is no API-key mode for the hosted server. The package is MIT-licensed and the repository is public at https://github.com/didit-protocol/mcp. The server itself is free. If you are looking for the REST API instead (which does use an API key), the main API docs are the right starting point — this hub covers MCP specifically.

Start here — the fastest path

One click: add Didit to Claude

Use the Claude connector deep link to add the Didit MCP server to your Claude workspace in one click. You will be redirected to authenticate through your Didit account, and then every tool is available in every conversation.

Need a walkthrough? How to install the Didit MCP server in Claude takes you through the OAuth flow step by step, including what scopes to grant and what to expect after connecting.

Using Cursor or VS Code?

Didit MCP in Cursor and VS Code covers the mcp.json configuration for both editors, the one-command remote OAuth bridge, and how to verify the connection.

Using ChatGPT?

KYC verification with Didit MCP in ChatGPT walks through connecting the hosted endpoint inside a GPT and running your first identity check.

Evaluating the platform

If you are researching whether to adopt Didit's MCP server rather than trying to get it running, these are the right starting points.

• Didit MCP tools reference — the complete catalog of every MCP tool, organized by domain, with input schemas and example calls. For engineers who need to know exactly what the server can do before opening an IDE.
• Identity and fraud for AI agents with Didit MCP — the strategic overview: how the MCP server turns any LLM (Large Language Model) into a compliance-operations agent, which use cases deliver ROI (Return on Investment) fastest, and why the architecture matters.
• Didit MCP marketing page — the product-facing landing page with feature overview, platform positioning, and the connector link.
• MCP docs overview — the technical entry point with transport, authentication, and integration examples.

Use-case guides

Each guide below is the definitive resource for one compliance workflow. Pick the one that matches what your agent needs to do.

KYC — identity verification

• Didit MCP for KYC identity verification — document checks, passive liveness, face matching, and IP analysis. For agents that need to verify an individual user end-to-end.
• Didit MCP server for identity verification — the implementation-focused companion: how to call didit_verify_id, read a decision with didit_session_get_decision, and handle every verification status through the MCP surface.

KYB — business verification

• Didit MCP for KYB business verification — registry lookup, UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) extraction, officer data, and linked KYC sessions for every beneficial owner. For agents onboarding companies, not individuals.

AML screening

• Didit MCP for AML screening — real-time sanctions, PEP (Politically Exposed Person), and adverse-media screening across 1,300+ watchlists. For agents that need to screen individuals or entities against global regulatory lists.

Transaction monitoring

• Didit MCP for transaction monitoring — the full real-time rule engine, velocity aggregations, case management, and the auto-remediation loop. For agents monitoring fiat and crypto transactions at scale.

Crypto compliance and wallet screening

• Didit MCP for crypto compliance and wallet screening — wallet risk scoring at $0.15 per check, KYT (Know Your Transaction) workflows, and Travel Rule integration. For agents handling on-chain compliance.

Agent-driven workflows

• KYC workflows through AI agents with Didit MCP — how to compose multiple MCP tools into a multi-step verification workflow orchestrated entirely by an LLM, including conditional branching and decision handling.

Quick reference

• GitHub repository (MIT): github.com/didit-protocol/mcp
• Claude connector: Add Didit to Claude
• Marketing page: didit.me/developers/mcp
• Docs: docs.didit.me/integration/mcp/overview
• Free tier: 500 free verifications per month across all modules
• Pricing: $0.33 full KYC bundle, $0.15 wallet screening, $0.02 per transaction, from $2.00 KYB, $0.20 AML