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Get a free MCP Passport

A persistent, canonical ECZ-ID for your MCP server — a public identity that resolves live, with a badge, a QR code and a Publish Kit. One sign-in. Nothing to pay.

  • It records that your MCP server exists and that your organisation claims it.
  • It is self-declared. It does not say your server is verified, assured, safe or approved.
  • It is not MCP Trust, not an assurance product, and not for sale.
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What you get, free

Free · Permanent · No card

Included free

  • A permanent ECZ-ID for this MCP server
  • A live public Resolver page
  • A canonical machine-readable record
  • A website badge and a QR code
  • Publish Kit for your server’s well-known file and MCP Registry listing
  • Manage from your ECZ-ID account

One MCP server, one Passport

For example, your company’s MCP server has one Passport; each tool inside it, and each endpoint or deployment, is not a new Passport.

A new tool, endpoint, deployment or replica is not a new Passport.

What will be published

  • A public Resolver page at resolver.ecocitizenz.org/p/<your ECZ-ID>
  • A machine-readable record at api.ecocitizenz.com/api/p/<your ECZ-ID>.json
  • A badge and a QR code that open that live page
  • Nothing is published until you confirm it.

See a live Resolver record (opens in a new tab) — EcoCitizenz Ltd’s own Business Passport.

Build on this Passport

Your free Passport is complete as it is. When you need more, these are made for this family — each is separate, and none is included free unless it says so.

Operate it at scale

Capacity

Assurance Kit

Free tools

Services by our team

For your whole organisation

These name no Passport family: each applies across every Passport your organisation operates.

Also free, under the same Business Passport

Learn more about the MCP Passport: mcp.ecocitizenz.com (opens in a new tab)

A Passport identifies its subject. It is self-declared, and it does not make anything safe, secure, compliant or certified. Anyone relying on it re-checks the live record at the Resolver.

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