ERC-8126 Scan MCP Server

ERC-8126 Scan MCP Server

Enables users to search the on-chain index of 378,000+ ERC-8004 agents and read Cybercentry verification results spanning token, code, media, web, and wallet dimensions.

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ERC-8126 Scan MCP Server

Security intelligence for ERC-8004 agents: search the on-chain agent index and read verification results.

Nothing to install. This is a remote MCP server — connect to the URL and the tools appear.

Endpoint https://erc8126scan.ai/api/mcp
Transport streamable-http
Registry uk.co.cybercentry/erc-8126-scan
Website https://erc8126scan.ai

What it is

Every agent minted in the ERC-8004 Identity Registry is indexed automatically — 378,000+ and counting. Each one carries verification results across five dimensions, produced by the Cybercentry verification services:

Dimension What it covers
ETV Token verification The agent's token contract
SCV Solidity code verification The staking contract source
MCV Media content verification C2PA provenance of the agent's image
WAV Web application verification The agent's live site or dApp frontend
WV Wallet verification OFAC sanctions screening and funding-chain risk

This server exposes that index. It does not run verifications — it serves results already computed and stored.

Connect

Claude (Desktop or claude.ai)

Remote servers are added as connectors, not through claude_desktop_config.json — that file is for local servers that run a command.

  1. Settings → Connectors
  2. AddAdd custom connector
  3. Paste https://erc8126scan.ai/api/mcp

Other clients

Anything that speaks MCP over streamable HTTP can connect. Point it at:

https://erc8126scan.ai/api/mcp

Check your client's own documentation for where a remote MCP server URL goes — some use a settings pane, some a config file. If yours takes a config file, the field is the server URL rather than a command.

Tools

Six tools, all read-only. None of them mints, writes on-chain, or spends your credits.

Two are free — no payment, wallet or account:

Tool What it returns
list_services The catalogue: every tool, its price, and how to read the risk fields
get_index_stats How many agents are indexed, so you can judge coverage before paying

The other four are paid:

Tool What it returns Per call Plan
search_agents Filter the index by chain, risk score range and verification status; paginated $0.001 Starter
get_agent Full detail for one agent by UUID $0.001 Starter
get_agent_activity On-chain activity and liveness for one agent $0.002 Starter
get_agent_report Full security assessment: per-dimension findings and evidence $0.05 Pro

Call list_services first. It is free, and authoritative about current pricing.

get_agent_report returns data only for agents owned by the wallet bound to your API key. Other agents return FORBIDDEN_NOT_OWNER. Public scores for any agent are available through get_agent.

Tools you cannot reach on your plan are hidden from tools/list rather than listed and refused.

Reading the scores

Judge an agent by risk_level, not overall_risk_score.

Scoring presumes risk: a check that applies to an agent but has not been verified counts as 100. So an agent nobody has paid to assess scores exactly the same as one assessed and found dangerous. Most of the index is the former.

risk_level separates them:

Value Meaning
not_verified Nobody has assessed this agent yet. Not a finding against it.
not_assessed No score recorded
low / moderate / elevated / high Verified, scoring in that band
critical Verified and genuinely high risk

Treating a not_verified agent as dangerous is the most common way to misread this data.

Paying

Two free tools, then two ways to pay for the rest. tools/list is public, so an agent can see everything on offer and what it costs before deciding to pay for anything.

x402 — no account, no key. The client is quoted a price, pays in USDC, and retries. Pay on whichever chain you hold funds on:

Base     eip155:8453    USDC
Solana   mainnet        USDC
Tool Per call
list_services free
get_index_stats free
search_agents $0.001
get_agent $0.001
get_agent_activity $0.002
get_agent_report $0.05

An unpaid call returns a JSON-RPC error with code 402, carrying the payment requirements in error.data — the same shape as the Cybercentry verification server.

API key — for volume, or clients that do not speak x402 yet. Pass an erc8126_ key as a bearer token:

Authorization: Bearer erc8126_...

Keys come from erc8126scan.ai/my-api-keys. Calls draw on your plan's daily quota instead of being paid for individually, and tool availability and page sizes follow your tier. A key that is presented but invalid is rejected outright rather than quietly falling back to per-call billing.

Either way, get_agent_report is scoped to agents owned by the caller — the wallet bound to your key, or the wallet that paid.

Standards

  • ERC-8004 — Trustless Agents, the Identity Registry this index reads
  • ERC-8126 — AI Agent Verification (Final)
  • ERC-8196 — AI Agent Authenticated Wallet (Final)

Links

  • Endpoint — https://erc8126scan.ai/api/mcp
  • Site — https://erc8126scan.ai
  • API keys — https://erc8126scan.ai/my-api-keys
  • Cybercentry verification MCP — https://github.com/Cybercentry/verification-mcp

Cybercentry Limited

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