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@xrplriskscore/mcp

v1.2.1

Published

MCP server for xrplriskscore.ai — exposes XRPL wallet risk scoring as Claude tools

Downloads

1,670

Readme

@xrplriskscore/mcp

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for xrplriskscore.ai. Exposes XRPL wallet risk scoring, RWA compliance checks, and escrow counterparty analysis as tools for Claude Desktop, Cline, and other MCP-compatible AI clients.

The server scores and informs — it does not approve or execute transactions. That decision stays with the agent or human.

Quick start (Claude Desktop)

Run this once:

npx -p @xrplriskscore/mcp xrplriskscore-mcp-setup

Then restart Claude Desktop. The tools will be available in your next conversation.

Available tools

  • check_xrpl_wallet_risk — full risk assessment on an XRPL wallet
  • quick_xrpl_prescore — lightweight pre-transaction score
  • explain_xrpl_risk_score — human-readable breakdown of a verdict
  • check_xrpl_rwa_compliance — RLUSD, tokenized asset, and escrow compliance check
  • check_xrpl_credential_eligibility — XRPL credential-based eligibility check
  • check_xrpl_escrow_counterparty — counterparty risk analysis for escrow transactions
  • list_xrpl_risk_endpoints — list all available risk scoring endpoints

Each scoring tool returns a verdict: ALLOW, CHALLENGE, or BLOCK.

Payment

The free demo tier is enabled by default — good for testing and light use.

For full paid analysis, set the XRPL_SEED environment variable and use the @xrplriskscore/client SDK. Paid requests are settled on XRPL mainnet via the x402 protocol.

Paid endpoints:

  • /score — full risk assessment (1 XRP)
  • /prescore — lightweight pre-score (0.1 XRP)
  • /rwa-check — RWA compliance check (0.5 XRP)
  • /credential-check — Permissioned Domain credential screening (0.5 XRP)
  • /escrow-check — XLS-85 Token Escrow counterparty screening (0.5 XRP)
  • POST /score-batch — batch 10/25/50 wallets at 20% discount (8/20/40 XRP)

How it works

When a tool is called, the MCP server contacts the xrplriskscore.ai API. For free-tier calls, results return immediately. For paid calls, the client SDK handles the x402 payment flow: HTTP 402 → sign XRPL payment with invoice ID → retry with payment proof → receive scored result.

Links

License

MIT