WagerX iGaming & Regulatory Intelligence MCP
WagerX's evidence-led agent for crypto-casino audits, iGaming decisions, gambling regulatory intelligence, official MCP/A2A directory lookup, and aggregate statisti…
The first dedicated directory of gambling MCP servers, A2A agents, AI agents and agent-readable APIs — assessed with an evidence trail, not marketing claims.
First-party products from major exchanges, with WagerX’s observed protocol state shown separately.
Binance Agentic MCP
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Local / client-installed MCP Local handshake verified · 382 toolsBounded to published catalog records. Wagie can identify official products, exact endpoints, local setup, evidence states and access limits—but will not answer unrelated questions or invent missing services.
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WagerX's evidence-led agent for crypto-casino audits, iGaming decisions, gambling regulatory intelligence, official MCP/A2A directory lookup, and aggregate statisti…
Whale.io now displays in-product instructions for connecting Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI and OpenClaw to its published casino MCP URL. Whale describes the connect…
A play-money casino simulation for AI agents: agents register for 1,000 free virtual chips and play blackjack, poker, roulette, slots, dice and baccarat against eac…
A skill that lets AI agents place real-money prediction bets in USDC on the Base blockchain: bet UP or DOWN on token prices, check odds, and claim winnings from set…
A provably-fair gambling platform built exclusively for AI agents: five games (coin flip, dice, multiplier, roulette, custom odds) at a stated 0.5% house edge, with…
An MCP server connecting AI agents to a dice and coinflip casino: autonomous betting, claimed provably-fair verification (SHA3-384 + AES-256-CTR), crypto deposits a…
Responsible-gambling tooling over MCP: a budget calculator for safe spending limits and a habit self-assessment that scores risk (low/moderate/high) and points to s…
A sports-betting intelligence platform running on Cloudflare's edge (Workers, D1, Queues) with an MCP server for AI assistants: real-time line movements, sharp-mone…
An A2A agent for casino player intelligence: searches a public directory of US casino rewards programs and tier ladders, and — with a user-supplied API key — analyz…
A play-money European roulette table for AI models over MCP: each AI gets 100 'sbeluri' (fictional chips), the wheel spins once a minute, balances and a global lead…
An MCP integration published by Razz Games for its games platform. The official source repository/package establishes product provenance; WagerX has not installed i…
An officially documented MCP integration for OpticOdds sports data. WagerX has reviewed the first-party integration page only and has not connected to a server or v…
A first-party documented MCP offering for ALT Sports Data. WagerX has not performed a handshake, inspected its tool inventory or independently checked the underlyin…
Polyrama's official site presents MCP access to prediction-market information. WagerX has not connected to the service, tested tools or verified market data and tra…
MetaBot.GG presents agent-facing API/MCP functionality on its official site. WagerX has not completed a protocol handshake or independently tested the advertised ga…
Didit's official documentation describes MCP access for identity and fraud tooling. Its relevance is infrastructure rather than wagering. WagerX has not connected t…
GBG's official site describes identity-data capabilities for AI agents. This is identity infrastructure with potential gambling-sector relevance; WagerX has not tes…
NetRefer Lumen is an official early-access MCP service from NetRefer, the iGaming affiliate-management platform. Its documentation says it connects AI tools to NetR…
Sportradar's official developer MCP connects AI coding tools to its sports API documentation, OpenAPI specifications and endpoint metadata. WagerX completed a live …
Binance's official hosted MCP connects AI agents to crypto-exchange market data and, when explicitly authorized, balances, trading and internal wallet transfers. Wa…
Semrush's official MCP connects AI clients to SEO, keyword, backlink, traffic and market analytics, plus read-only Projects API reports. It is general-purpose marke…
Crypto.com's official hosted MCP gives AI clients public cryptocurrency market data without an account or API key. WagerX completed a live MCP handshake and observe…
Bybit's official local MCP server exposes its V5 REST and WebSocket APIs to compatible AI clients. WagerX launched package version 2.1.18 without credentials, compl…
Coinbase Agentic Wallet MCP, distributed as @coinbase/payments-mcp, combines an embedded wallet, onramp and x402 payments for agentic commerce. WagerX confirmed Coi…
CoinGecko's official MCP product family provides cryptocurrency prices, market, exchange and on-chain analytics. On September 3, 2026, Wagie completed a live MCP ha…
CoinMarketCap's official read-only MCP exposes crypto quotes, market metrics, on-chain data, narratives, events and news. WagerX lists API-key and x402 access as va…
CoinPaprika's official hosted MCP provides read-only cryptocurrency prices, market caps, volumes and token information. The legacy SSE transport is retained because…
Zerion's official developer MCP searches its API documentation and OpenAPI specification. On September 3, 2026, Wagie completed a live handshake, observed three too…
DefiLlama's official hosted MCP provides read-only DeFi protocol, TVL, yield, stablecoin, bridge, treasury and market analysis.
Bitquery's official hosted MCP provides natural-language, read-only access to production blockchain datasets. Its documentation explicitly says it cannot write, del…
Bitcompare's official MCP exposes read-only crypto yield, lending, staking, stablecoin, price and provider data through a hosted endpoint and local package.
Alpha Vantage's official MCP provides read-only real-time and historical equities, FX, crypto, fundamentals and technical indicators.
Twelve Data's official MCP offers read-only multi-asset prices, indicators, fundamentals, news and regulatory-market data through hosted and local modes.
fastFOREX's official hosted MCP provides read-only exchange rates, currency conversion, historical FX, metals and cryptocurrency prices.
FXMacroData's hosted MCP provides macroeconomic indicators, calendars, FX context, positioning, commodities, charts and research tools.
Cloudbet's official open-source local MCP exposes sports data, betting markets and odds through the Cloudbet public API. On September 3, 2026, WagerX built pinned c…
A community local MCP for live odds, picks, injuries, line movement and sports analysis. It is not presented as an official sportsbook or sports-data-provider integ…
ParlayAPI's official hosted MCP exposes sports odds, player props, best-line comparison, parlay analysis, arbitrage, positive-EV and source-quality tooling. On Sept…
iGregulator provides domain-to-operator gambling licence lookups through a REST API and a documented hosted MCP server. The provider reports coverage of six regulat…
They can work together, but each one gives an AI a different relationship with a gambling service.
The AI can read and understand public pages, just as a search engine or person can.
Reads informationThe AI client can discover and call defined tools or retrieve structured data.
Uses toolsOne agent can discover another specialist agent, send it a task and receive a response.
Agent talks to agentThe AI may interact with authorized casino services—not merely read information about them.
May take permitted actionsPotentially, a supported AI client becomes the interface. The casino website does not vanish, and the AI provider does not become the casino.
“Show me a game” or another permitted request.
The client checks the MCP tools it can access.
The structured request reaches the casino service.
The operator applies account, market and permission rules.
The result or requested confirmation returns to the player.
Players may still need it for registration, identity checks, limits, account management, terms and support. MCP adds another interface; it does not erase the human one.
The operator controls the account, games, balances and applicable checks. An AI client should receive only the permissions the user and casino authorize.
Every label describes the evidence available to us—not whether a service is legal, secure, safe to gamble with or suitable for a particular person.
Capabilities, access terms and claims taken from a repository, website, Agent Card or public registry. We link the source.
We connected to a published endpoint and recorded what it exposed at that time. This is a technical observation, not a security audit.
Facts backed by WagerX’s own documented work, such as a hand-run real-money casino withdrawal test. This label applies to the underlying evidence, not the entire service.
MCP does not grant one universal permission. Each server exposes its own tools, and the user, client and casino still need an authorization model. Possible does not mean present: Whale.io’s live tool inventory is currently unknown.
The honest answer is product-specific. General MCP support does not prove that a particular casino server connects successfully, and showing a setup command does not mean the AI provider endorses the casino.
Client support checked August 21, 2026. Product access, plans and confirmation behavior can change; follow the linked provider documentation.
Machine discovery can move the choice of source ahead of the search result. A trustworthy recommendation therefore needs more than a working endpoint.
Documentation, metadata or an Agent Card explains what exists.
An MCP endpoint describes callable functions and inputs.
Users and clients receive only the scopes they need.
Clients, directories or agents can discover the service.
Independent evidence determines how much trust to place in it.
The directory above is the quick list. These longer records show the sources, disclosures and technical observations behind each status.
We connected to these endpoints, inspected their published tools and reviewed the evidence basis of the answers sampled. This is our strongest technical observation label, but it is not a legal, security, safety or compliance certification.
WagerX's evidence-led agent for crypto-casino audits, iGaming decisions, gambling regulatory intelligence, official MCP/A2A directory lookup, and aggregate statistics from WagerX's selective Index and observed traffic. It returns dated real-money test evidence, source-linked regulator records and exact catalog endpoints with explicit freshness, provenance, coverage and limitations. Successful answers use the shared evidence schema and an Ed25519Signature signature.
Whale.io is currently the only WagerX-tested casino in the directory with publicly evidenced MCP setup instructions. Its casino audit, provider claims and live endpoint observation remain three separate records.
0.9 ETH deposited; 1.2 ETH withdrawn instantly. No KYC was triggered, a Norway VPN was accepted, the RTB check was clean and support replied in 11 minutes.
claude mcp add whale-games --transport http https://api.playwhale.io/mcp
codex mcp add whale-games --url https://api.playwhale.io/mcp
openclaw mcp set whale-games {"transport":"streamable-http","url":"https://api.playwhale.io/mcp"}
The Whale.io visit link is an affiliate link. Index placement, evidence labels and endpoint findings cannot be purchased.
Relevant services found in public registries, repositories and provider announcements. Unless an entry says otherwise, its capabilities remain provider-declared and have not been tested by WagerX.
A play-money casino simulation for AI agents: agents register for 1,000 free virtual chips and play blackjack, poker, roulette, slots, dice and baccarat against each other on a local server, with a leaderboard for strategy benchmarking. No real money and no casino operator involved — a developer sandbox, not a gambling service. Listed for completeness because it surfaces in casino-MCP searches; it is a local skill, not a hosted MCP endpoint, so there is nothing to introspect remotely.
A skill that lets AI agents place real-money prediction bets in USDC on the Base blockchain: bet UP or DOWN on token prices, check odds, and claim winnings from settled rounds, executed through the Bankr wallet API. Distributed via the BankrBot skills marketplace rather than an MCP registry. Real funds are at stake and the agent holds wallet write access — we have not reviewed the market settlement mechanics, so treat with caution until verified.
A provably-fair gambling platform built exclusively for AI agents: five games (coin flip, dice, multiplier, roulette, custom odds) at a stated 0.5% house edge, with real USDC deposits and withdrawals across multiple chains and a 10% referral program. Real money is at stake and the operator is anonymous (0 GitHub stars, no identifiable company) — we have not verified the fairness proofs, custody of deposits, or whether withdrawals actually pay.
An MCP server connecting AI agents to a dice and coinflip casino: autonomous betting, claimed provably-fair verification (SHA3-384 + AES-256-CTR), crypto deposits and withdrawals across a claimed 70+ chains, a stated 99% RTP, and a 30% affiliate program for agents. Real money is at stake and the operator is anonymous (0 GitHub stars) — deposits, payouts and fairness claims are entirely unreviewed.
Responsible-gambling tooling over MCP: a budget calculator for safe spending limits and a habit self-assessment that scores risk (low/moderate/high) and points to support resources. No real money involved. Published under a casino-affiliated GitHub handle, so treat it as marketing-adjacent until reviewed — but it is the first responsible-gambling tool to appear in the agentic ecosystem.
A sports-betting intelligence platform running on Cloudflare's edge (Workers, D1, Queues) with an MCP server for AI assistants: real-time line movements, sharp-money indicators and steam-move detection. An analytics/data project rather than a place to wager — the closest thing yet to a betting odds MCP, though as a one-developer project (1 GitHub star) its data sources and reliability are unreviewed.
An A2A agent for casino player intelligence: searches a public directory of US casino rewards programs and tier ladders, and — with a user-supplied API key — analyzes a player's own loyalty data (tiers, trips, sessions). A data/analytics agent, not a wagering product, and one of the only other live A2A agents in the gambling space. Independent observatory Agenstry grades it D (50/100) on conformance; we have not reviewed it ourselves yet.
A play-money European roulette table for AI models over MCP: each AI gets 100 'sbeluri' (fictional chips), the wheel spins once a minute, balances and a global leaderboard persist between sessions, and humans get a live spectator view. No real money involved — an entertainment/benchmarking project, notable as one of the few gambling-themed MCP servers actually listed on Glama.
An MCP integration published by Razz Games for its games platform. The official source repository/package establishes product provenance; WagerX has not installed it, completed a handshake or tested its tools.
An officially documented MCP integration for OpticOdds sports data. WagerX has reviewed the first-party integration page only and has not connected to a server or validated data coverage.
A first-party documented MCP offering for ALT Sports Data. WagerX has not performed a handshake, inspected its tool inventory or independently checked the underlying sports data.
Polyrama's official site presents MCP access to prediction-market information. WagerX has not connected to the service, tested tools or verified market data and trading-related claims.
MetaBot.GG presents agent-facing API/MCP functionality on its official site. WagerX has not completed a protocol handshake or independently tested the advertised gaming and esports capabilities.
Didit's official documentation describes MCP access for identity and fraud tooling. Its relevance is infrastructure rather than wagering. WagerX has not connected to it or assessed identity decisions.
GBG's official site describes identity-data capabilities for AI agents. This is identity infrastructure with potential gambling-sector relevance; WagerX has not tested an integration or its verification outputs.
NetRefer Lumen is an official early-access MCP service from NetRefer, the iGaming affiliate-management platform. Its documentation says it connects AI tools to NetRefer affiliate data and workflows using an existing NetRefer account. WagerX confirmed the documented SSE endpoint and OAuth resource metadata respond, but authentication blocks MCP initialization and tool inspection. NetRefer states that external access is coming soon.
Sportradar's official developer MCP connects AI coding tools to its sports API documentation, OpenAPI specifications and endpoint metadata. WagerX completed a live MCP handshake and observed seven read-oriented discovery and documentation tools. Sportradar documents 20+ sport and product profiles at the same endpoint; subscribed data API calls require a Marketplace key. WagerX inspected protocol metadata only and did not execute a remote tool.
Binance's official hosted MCP connects AI agents to crypto-exchange market data and, when explicitly authorized, balances, trading and internal wallet transfers. WagerX confirmed the endpoint is live: an unauthenticated MCP initialize request returned HTTP 401 and advertised official OAuth protected-resource metadata. Tool inspection was blocked before authorization. Binance states that withdrawals are never available and every trade or transfer requires user confirmation.
Semrush's official MCP connects AI clients to SEO, keyword, backlink, traffic and market analytics, plus read-only Projects API reports. It is general-purpose marketing infrastructure, not an iGaming-specific service. On September 8, 2026, WagerX's unauthenticated initialization request returned HTTP 401 with an OAuth discovery URL; the authentication metadata returned HTTP 200. The endpoint was reachable, but authentication prevented a completed MCP handshake or tool inspection. No report was executed and no API units were used. Capabilities are provider-documented, not independently tool-verified.
Crypto.com's official hosted MCP gives AI clients public cryptocurrency market data without an account or API key. WagerX completed a live MCP handshake and observed nine read-only tools covering instruments, tickers, trades, order books, candlesticks, index prices and mark prices. On September 1, 2026, WagerX also executed representative BTC/USDT ticker and three-level order-book calls; both returned successful structured public data.
Bybit's official local MCP server exposes its V5 REST and WebSocket APIs to compatible AI clients. WagerX launched package version 2.1.18 without credentials, completed an MCP handshake and observed 382 registered tools. The registry spans public market data plus authenticated account, asset, trading, loan, earn and real-time stream operations. WagerX did not execute a tool or perform any account or market action.
Coinbase Agentic Wallet MCP, distributed as @coinbase/payments-mcp, combines an embedded wallet, onramp and x402 payments for agentic commerce. WagerX confirmed Coinbase's official installer, version service and current 2.12.1 release archive. It is a local stdio server with an Electron companion app, not a public remote MCP endpoint. Protocol tools remain unobserved because startup requires interactive email/OTP wallet setup.
CoinGecko's official MCP product family provides cryptocurrency prices, market, exchange and on-chain analytics. On September 3, 2026, Wagie completed a live MCP handshake and observed two tools. The only data-access tool was generic JavaScript execution, so the controlled mission refused to invoke it; no market-data query was sent. Free, Pro and local variants remain one canonical product.
CoinMarketCap's official read-only MCP exposes crypto quotes, market metrics, on-chain data, narratives, events and news. WagerX lists API-key and x402 access as variants of one product.
CoinPaprika's official hosted MCP provides read-only cryptocurrency prices, market caps, volumes and token information. The legacy SSE transport is retained because it is the endpoint supported by the checked primary documentation.
Zerion's official developer MCP searches its API documentation and OpenAPI specification. On September 3, 2026, Wagie completed a live handshake, observed three tools and used the narrow documentation-search tool once. It returned `/api-reference/wallets/get-wallet-portfolio` and API-key basic authentication as the relevant portfolio guidance. No wallet address or portfolio API call was made.
DefiLlama's official hosted MCP provides read-only DeFi protocol, TVL, yield, stablecoin, bridge, treasury and market analysis.
Bitquery's official hosted MCP provides natural-language, read-only access to production blockchain datasets. Its documentation explicitly says it cannot write, delete or modify data.
Bitcompare's official MCP exposes read-only crypto yield, lending, staking, stablecoin, price and provider data through a hosted endpoint and local package.
Alpha Vantage's official MCP provides read-only real-time and historical equities, FX, crypto, fundamentals and technical indicators.
Twelve Data's official MCP offers read-only multi-asset prices, indicators, fundamentals, news and regulatory-market data through hosted and local modes.
fastFOREX's official hosted MCP provides read-only exchange rates, currency conversion, historical FX, metals and cryptocurrency prices.
FXMacroData's hosted MCP provides macroeconomic indicators, calendars, FX context, positioning, commodities, charts and research tools.
Cloudbet's official open-source local MCP exposes sports data, betting markets and odds through the Cloudbet public API. On September 3, 2026, WagerX built pinned commit e1ff2fa in isolation with API_KEY removed, completed MCP initialization, observed exactly one read-only tool, and successfully retrieved three Premier League event-and-market records. This was a controlled local build, not a hosted Cloudbet endpoint; no account, credential or wager-placement authority was used.
A community local MCP for live odds, picks, injuries, line movement and sports analysis. It is not presented as an official sportsbook or sports-data-provider integration.
ParlayAPI's official hosted MCP exposes sports odds, player props, best-line comparison, parlay analysis, arbitrage, positive-EV and source-quality tooling. On September 7, 2026, WagerX completed an unauthenticated MCP 2025-06-18 handshake and observed 22 tool contracts, one documentation resource and no prompts. The inventory also includes account signup, magic-link email and checkout-link actions, so this is not classified as a wholly read-only server. WagerX inspected protocol metadata and tool contracts only; it did not execute a remote tool or independently validate the underlying odds.
iGregulator provides domain-to-operator gambling licence lookups through a REST API and a documented hosted MCP server. The provider reports coverage of six regulators: UKGC, MGA, Curacao, Anjouan, Kahnawake and Tobique. On September 10, 2026, WagerX spot-checked two public REST lookups: bet365.com returned operator and licence records with a regulator source URL and collection timestamp; a deliberately nonexistent domain returned no match and the jurisdictions checked. These checks confirm API responses, not the accuracy of the full database or daily-update claims. MCP is documented but unverified: WagerX has not completed an MCP handshake or authenticated tool call. Licence records do not certify casino safety, withdrawal reliability or permission to serve every country. Directory listing only; not connected to Wagie's live search routing.
Endpoint and tool output sampled, with its evidence basis reviewed. Not a legal, safety, security or compliance certification.
A published endpoint responded when checked. The accuracy of the data it serves has not necessarily been audited.
Discovered through a provider, repository, press item or registry. Capabilities remain provider-declared.
A previously published remote endpoint did not respond when last checked. Local-only projects are not marked offline.
Scope: The Index is an editorial discovery service. It does not determine whether an operator is licensed in your location, whether software is secure, or whether gambling is appropriate. Regulatory reporting is available through WagerX Regulatory Watch.
Short answers first. The Agentic iGaming field guide explains the wider player, casino, data and regulatory context.
Usually it means an AI assistant connected to casino tools through MCP. The MCP server exposes tools; the AI client decides when to call them. The server and the agent are related, but they are not the same thing.
If a supported Claude product connects to a live casino MCP, Claude can become the conversation interface. The casino still runs the account, games and transactions. Whale.io shows a Claude Code command, but its published endpoint returned 404 during our check.
No. MCP adds a machine-facing route. The website can still be needed for registration, identity checks, safer-gambling controls, account management, terms and support.
MCP often sits over ordinary web services, but adds a shared way for AI clients to discover tools, understand their inputs and call them. An API is the underlying interface; MCP is an AI-oriented agreement for exposing it.
Specific products can support remote MCP, but setup, plans, transport and authentication vary. Codex CLI is not the same as ordinary ChatGPT, Gemini CLI is not every Gemini experience, and platform support does not prove a casino endpoint works.
Only what the server exposes and the user, client and casino authorize. That may range from reading public game data to account access or financial actions. The live tool list is the evidence—not the word “MCP.”
Only if a betting tool exists and the account is authorized to use it. WagerX would expect explicit confirmation, limits, logging and a way to revoke access. Whale.io’s betting tools have not been observed.
The casino or its identity provider still applies any required checks. An AI interface may present the step, but it does not replace the operator’s account and market responsibilities.
The underlying gambling, age, identity, location, payments and safer-gambling rules still apply. MCP is a technical interface, not a licence or legal exception. Exact obligations depend on the market.
Public data might be readable without an account, but account or betting activity is not automatically anonymous. The AI provider, MCP service, casino, wallet infrastructure and blockchain may each see different information.
MCP lets an AI client use tools or data. A2A lets one agent discover and communicate with another agent. An agentic casino may use MCP, A2A, both or neither.
It publishes machine-readable documentation or identity, exposes tools or an agent endpoint, defines authorization, and appears in client configuration, public docs or registries. Discovery alone is not verification.
The agent may choose which evidence source to consult before a person sees a website. Recommendations should therefore disclose source, date, jurisdiction assumptions, permissions and commercial conflicts.
WagerX checks operator identity, endpoint behavior, tool scope, source links, dates, conflicts and contradictions, then keeps provider claims separate from endpoint observations and hand-run casino audits.
Whale.io is the only WagerX-tested casino currently listed with in-product evidence of MCP setup. Its route was not responding during our August 21 check, so tools and permissions remain unknown.
These dated sweeps show where we looked, what terms we used and what we found. They are transparent snapshots of named public sources—not an exhaustive count of every public, private or local service.
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