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NetRefer Lumen

NetRefer · Affiliates

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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.

Evidence & discovery

This profile records public discovery and WagerX observations. It does not establish legality, security, availability or correctness of provider claims.

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Append-only observations

Protocol observation history

Routine checks collect metadata only: protocol initialization and declared capabilities. Separately authorized read-only tests, where published, are recorded below with their exact inputs and limits.

MCP · manual
authentication requiredEndpoint responded but requires authentication.https://mcp.netrefer.com/sse

HTTP 401

Published baseline

Test results

Separate from protocol observation history. Results record the dated inputs, returned response and stated limits of an authorized read-only test.

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mcp · https://mcp.netrefer.com/sse

Access required
Checked
2026-09-10T14:36:41.061921+00:00
Test input
Initialize an MCP session and list the available tools.
Curated response
The endpoint returned HTTP 401 before MCP inspection completed.
Limit
One point-in-time metadata inspection.
Contract hash
Response hash
original-task

mcp · https://mcp.netrefer.com/sse

No task call
Checked
2026-09-10T14:40:11.262445+00:00
Test input
No tool call; protocol inspection did not complete.
Curated response
No application result was obtained.
Limit
This preserves the attempted follow-up without treating it as an executed tool call.
Contract hash
Response hash
Method & limitations
  • The published SSE endpoint required access, so tools and application output were not inspected.