"Bitcoin Cash" matching MCP servers:

Let any MCP client issue and verify EU AI Act Article 50 transparency receipts for AI-generated content, anchored to Bitcoin.

MCP server for Tersign, the evidence layer for agent commerce, enabling agents to issue, verify, and manage signed receipts, compliance records, refunds, and disputes on a counter-signed hash-chained ledger.

Enables AI agents to perform AML and compliance risk scoring for crypto addresses and transactions on Ethereum, BSC, TRON, TON, and Bitcoin, returning 0–100 risk scores, bands, flags, and detailed signals.

Enables India GST operations: verify GSTINs, search by PAN, track return filings, and with an OTP-based taxpayer session, access GSTR-2B/3B and cash/ITC ledgers.

A Model Context Protocol server for building and managing chronological timelines of case events, enabling legal professionals to organize complex case histories with smart date parsing, document parsing, multi-format export, and advanced search.

Local-first MCP server that transforms civil case PDFs into queryable cases with structural provenance, evidence IDs, and page-level verification for drafting and factual review.

Enables AI assistants to retrieve verbatim U.S. mortgage regulations with citations and effective dates, verify quotes, and run guided compliance playbooks without sending user documents to the server.

Blockchain-anchored e-signatures. Create, send, negotiate, and verify legally binding agreements — every signature anchored to XRPL + Bitcoin with public verification. Agents can pay autonomously.

MCP server for evidence-based Chinese legal consultation. It routes labor law questions to a knowledge base and other queries to public search, returning answers with citations and fallback reasons.

Enables users to search and retrieve over 50,000 European Patent Office Boards of Appeal decisions using keyword full-text and semantic vector search, plus citation graph lookups for EPC provisions and precedent decisions.

Enables searching and retrieving arbitration decisions from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS/TAS) for sports law research.