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How it works
A trusted catalog of Secured MCP servers — the tools an AI assistant connects to. Every listing is inspected and signed before it's published.
Find a server
Search the catalog or filter by category to find a Secured MCP server that does what you need.
Check the trust signals
Each listing shows who vouched for it, a signed manifest of what it does, and whether it runs behind the SecureMCP gateway — so you can decide before you connect.
Connect
Point your MCP client at the server. Calls run through the registry, where they're checked against policy and recorded — your client never talks to the server directly.
Understanding the trust signals
MCP server
The thing you connect to. A server exposes one or more tools (individual functions) that an AI assistant can call.
Client
The agent, app, or framework that connects to a server — for example an AI assistant. The registry issues each client a scoped identity.
Curator-vouched
A PureCipher reviewer inspected the server and signed an attestation vouching for it — the strongest trust signal in the catalog.
Signed manifest
A cryptographically signed declaration of what the server does and the data it touches, verified before the listing is published.
Hosted gateway
Calls flow through the SecureMCP gateway, which enforces an allowlist of approved tools and records every call.
Provenance
A tamper-evident ledger of every call made through the gateway, so activity can be audited after the fact.
Idle / In operation
Whether any clients are currently connected to the server. “In operation” means it has active clients; “Idle” means none right now.