Seraph
Seraph is Kondux's crypto transaction firewall and risk-scoring MCP server for AI agents. It provides OAuth-secured Streamable HTTP tools for pre-trade checks, token/address risk, gas, balances, liquidity, agent reputation, dependency advisories, and tenant guardrails.
README
Seraph MCP
Seraph is a hosted remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server operated by Kondux. It gives AI agents access to crypto transaction firewall and risk tools through a managed, OAuth-protected MCP endpoint.
- Public name:
Seraph - Registry ID:
io.kondux/seraph - MCP endpoint:
https://seraph.kondux.io/mcp - Transport: Streamable HTTP
- Authentication: OAuth 2.1 through Seraph/Privy. API-key access remains available for existing integrations.
- Operator: Kondux,
https://kondux.io
This repository contains public registry metadata and installation examples only. The production service implementation is proprietary and is not included here.
Quick Start
- Create or sign in to a Seraph account at
https://seraph.kondux.io. - Complete onboarding in the Seraph console.
- Add the hosted MCP endpoint to your MCP client or registry submission:
https://seraph.kondux.io/mcp
Clients that support MCP OAuth discovery should start authentication automatically from the Seraph MCP endpoint.
Registry Metadata
The official MCP Registry manifest is in server.json. It uses the branded DNS-owned namespace:
io.kondux/seraph
Installation Examples
Notes for Registries
Use this public repository URL when a registry asks for a GitHub repository:
https://github.com/Kondux/seraph-mcp-public
Use this URL when a registry asks for the hosted MCP server endpoint:
https://seraph.kondux.io/mcp
Seraph is a remote hosted MCP server. There is no local package to install from this repository.
License
The documentation, examples, and registry metadata in this repository are MIT licensed. The hosted Seraph service and its private implementation are separate proprietary Kondux software.
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