Dev ships MCP server for sanctions screening and CVE lookups, pay-per-query via x402
Glittering-Buyer1830 · reddit · 2026-09-01
An indie developer published an MCP server (now in the official registry, global-intel-exchange-mcp) that gives Claude direct access to three real government data sources:
- US sanctions screening: Trade.gov CSL + UN Security Council list with automatic failover
- CVE/vulnerability lookups: live NIST NVD
- Company registry checks: SEC EDGAR + UK Companies House, queried in parallel
No subscription: it uses the x402 protocol, paying per query in USDC on Base (a few cents per call). You supply your own wallet; the server only signs payments and never touches funds.
A notable engineering detail: every response tags data as LIVEVERIFIED (a real registry was actually checked) or AIESTIMATEUNVERIFIED (fallback estimate), preventing silent AI guessing. Install via npm install -g global-intel-exchange-mcp or add to Claude Desktop config.
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