Eu Verify MCP Server

eu-verify — European business verification for AI agents

· MCP Registry · data.greeneris.io

Your agent can verify any European business partner — and pay for it by itself.

One call, full due diligence: verify_supplier_fr checks a French company's existence, insolvency, VAT and sanctions in a single request and returns a risk verdict. Or use the building blocks: company registry, insolvency (BODACC), EU VAT (VIES), SIRET / IBAN / LEI / EORI checks, sanctions screening (EU/OFAC/UN/UK/FR), address and email verification, French business-day deadlines, EU public tenders.

No account. No API key. Each call costs $0.001–$0.05 in USDC on Base, paid automatically through the x402 protocol — the payment is the authentication.

• MCP server (for agents): https://data.greeneris.io/mcp (streamable HTTP) — 16 verification tools + a free catalog
• HTTP API (93 endpoints): https://data.greeneris.io/llms.txt — full plain-text catalog
• OpenAPI: /openapi.json · x402 manifest: /.well-known/x402 · status: /agent-status

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Why your agent needs this

Every intra-EU B2B invoice legally requires a valid VAT number. Every serious supplier onboarding requires a company existence check. These are actions that procurement, compliance and due-diligence agents repeat thousands of times — and the official European data behind them was never packaged for agents. Now it is.

Plus 6 more national company registries at $0.003 (/v1/{no,cz,pl,fi,sk,ie}/company — Norway, Czechia, Poland, Finland, Slovakia, Ireland) and 70+ supporting data endpoints (FX, macro, energy, weather, crypto) at commodity prices — see /llms.txt.

Buyers are never charged for empty or failed answers (an upstream failure returns an error before settlement). No personal data is served (GDPR: director names are stripped from registry answers).

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Use it from an agent (MCP)

Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http eu-verify https://data.greeneris.io/mcp

Cursor / any MCP client (mcpServers config):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eu-verify": { "url": "https://data.greeneris.io/mcp" }
  }
}

Then just ask: "Run a supplier risk check on SIREN 552032534" — the agent calls verify_supplier_fr and gets back existence, insolvency, VAT and sanctions in one verdict. Or: "Screen 'ACME Trading' against sanctions lists before we onboard them."

Payments over MCP: a paid tool called without payment returns the x402 quote in the response _meta; x402-aware MCP clients (e.g. the x402 Python SDK's MCP client, AWS Bedrock AgentCore) attach the USDC payment and retry automatically. Clients without wallet support can read the quote and fall back to the HTTP API.

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Use it over plain HTTP (x402)

Every endpoint answers HTTP 402 with a machine-readable quote until paid:

curl -i "https://data.greeneris.io/v1/fr/company?q=airbus"
# HTTP/1.1 402 Payment Required
# payment-required: eyJ4NDAyVmVyc2lvbiI6Miw...   <- base64 quote (price, payTo, network)

Paying client in Python (~15 lines, examples/buy_with_python.py):

from eth_account import Account
from x402 import x402Client
from x402.http.clients import x402HttpxClient
from x402.mechanisms.evm.exact import register_exact_evm_client

buyer = Account.from_key(PRIVATE_KEY)          # a wallet holding a little USDC on Base
client = x402Client()
register_exact_evm_client(client, buyer)

async with x402HttpxClient(client) as http:    # reads the 402, pays, retries
    r = await http.get("https://data.greeneris.io/v1/eu/vat-check?cc=IE&vat=6388047V")
    print(await r.aread())

TypeScript and other languages: see the official x402 SDKs.

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Trust

• Official sources only: INSEE, European Commission (VIES, TED, EORI), DILA (BODACC), GLEIF, Base Adresse Nationale, and the EU/OFAC/UN/UK/FR sanctions lists — refreshed at source frequency.
• Fail-safe billing: settlement happens only after a successful answer.
• Uptime: monitored 24/7; live status at /agent-status.
• Payments: settled on-chain by the Coinbase x402 facilitator; every sale is publicly auditable on x402scan.

License

The examples in this repository are MIT-licensed. The API itself is a paid service — each response includes its source attribution.