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The Didit MCP exposes 150 tools to ordinary users over the hosted OAuth endpoint (156 in the full local catalogue). Together they cover verification, workspace management, transaction monitoring, and reporting operations from the verification API and auth API. Tool availability still follows your OAuth scopes and console role. Tools are typed so your client can group and gate them:
The didit_verify_* standalone tools are billable POST actions — they consume credits even though some read like a query (e.g. face_search, kyb_search).

Discovery & cross-app

Start here. These span every organization and application you can access in a single call, each result tagged with its org/app.

Sessions (KYC & KYB)

Bulk import

Workflows & questionnaires

Branching / graph workflows — for conditional routing, Document-AI steps, and decline/decision nodes (see Advanced → Branching workflows):
Read the catalog before writing the methods key on an ID Verification (OCR) node with didit_workflow_edit_graph or didit_workflow_set_graph. A method or a wallet the catalog does not mark available for that country is rejected on save, wallets are an accept-list with no ordering, and every lookup price in the catalog is a placeholder until the pricing catalog is published. The methods reference has the full shape.

Verification APIs (standalone)

No session required — single billable calls. Great for one-off checks and pipelines.

Transaction monitoring (AML)


Travel Rule

The FATF / EU TFR managed exchange: settings, the VASP directory, the wallet address book, transfer actions, and wallet-ownership proofs.

Marketplace


Vendor users & businesses


Lists, blocklist & allowlist


Cases (investigations)


Reports, audit & alerts


Webhooks


Workspace: account, organization & billing

The didit_account_* tools are available only on the local stdio server (npx @didit-protocol/mcp-server), where they bootstrap your first credentials. The hosted connector authenticates with OAuth, so it never asks for account credentials in the conversation and does not expose these four tools.

Examples

Prompts and end-to-end conversations.

Advanced

Scopes, cross-app behavior, response shape, webhooks.