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"Resources for accessing on-chain blockchain data" matching MCP tools:

  • List every blockchain OpenSea indexes, returning each chain's identifier, display name, and architecture so you can use valid chain values in item endpoint requests.
    MIT
  • List all supported blockchain networks (75+ chains) with name, slug, chain ID, category, and docs. Use to verify the exact chain identifier before making RPC requests.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all blockchain networks supported by the AKKA DEX aggregator, including chain IDs, network names, and native token symbols to identify the correct chain for swaps.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full list of blockchain networks that deBridge supports for cross-chain token swaps. Use this tool to verify chain availability before initiating a transfer.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about a Celo blockchain transaction by its hash, enabling users to inspect transaction status, value, and related on-chain data.
    MIT

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    Enables AI agents to fetch live multi-chain portfolio, token info, gas prices, and token prices across Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism with a single call. No API key required.
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    MIT

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  • 363 tools: balances, blocks, gas, txs and logs on 5 EVM chains, plus Bitcoin. 25 free calls.

  • 58 pay-per-call tools for AI agents: balances, tokens, blocks, gas, transactions, receipts, nonces and logs on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon, plus Bitcoin fees and addresses, Lightning invoices and ENS. USDC via x402.

  • Executes confidential zero-knowledge state transitions on Midnight Blockchain, hashing sensitive parameters locally so they never appear on-chain or in model logs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed on-chain information for a specific blockchain transaction by supplying the protocol and transaction hash. Enables risk assessment, sanctions screening, and transaction analysis.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Generate blockchain addresses from public keys for specific chains to enable secure transactions across multiple networks.
    MIT
  • Retrieve blockchain details by chain ID. Input a numeric chain identifier to get name, native currency, RPC endpoints, and explorers in Markdown format.
    MIT
  • Retrieve blockchain chain IDs and names to identify specific networks for querying balances, tokens, NFTs, or contract metadata through the Blockscout MCP Server.
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  • Transfer tokens between blockchain networks using Hyperlane's cross-chain infrastructure. Move assets like USDC from Ethereum to Polygon or execute multi-chain transfers in a single operation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive blockchain network details from DeBank, including native token IDs and protocol counts, for a specific chain or all supported chains.
    MIT
  • Retrieve supported blockchain networks for bridging and swapping, including chain IDs, names, and native currencies. Use to resolve chain names before initiating cross-chain transactions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve live on-chain status for your TRON pool including TRX balance, frozen Energy/Bandwidth, voting status, claimable rewards, and delegated resources. Data is fetched directly from the blockchain.
    MIT
  • Reads live on-chain data from the TCG Price Oracle on LitecoinVM to display current root, freshness, and update counts without caching.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Retrieve Avalanche node version, network ID, blockchain IDs, and transaction fees. Verify your current network and P-Chain fee structure.
    MIT