iDenfy launches its official connector for Claude and becomes MCP-compatible

Nov 10, 2026

Users can now run the AI-powered iDenfy agent on Claude and Claude Code, directly connecting to iDenfy’s KYC/KYB and AML platform

Delaware, United States, November 10, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- iDenfy, the global identity verification and fraud prevention company, has presented its Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector that links Claude and Claude Code to a company’s iDenfy account. The connector helps businesses access their ID verification details without storing sensitive information, such as biometrics and ID document photos. Users no longer need to navigate the iDenfy dashboard to access verification results, identifying the most common Know Your Customer (KYC) denial reasons directly on Claude, among other use cases. 

In practice, this means that compliance teams in fintech, crypto, iGaming and other regulated industries can now ask questions that used to take dashboard searches and spreadsheet exports, now in a single message in Claude. Simple, plain language enables the AI assistant to compile data reports and provide answers in seconds, without exposing their end users’ personal data to the AI model.

“AI assistants and agents are becoming part of how compliance teams work every day,” said Adomas Vitkauskas, Chief Product Officer at iDenfy. “The challenge in our industry is speed without risk. Compliance teams need fast answers from their verification data, and users' identities have to stay protected. iDenfy is one of the few identity verification providers to offer both in the market today.”

iDenfy built the connector on dedicated endpoints with no access to personal data. They return only statuses, dates and other non-personal information, so names, document numbers and photos cannot be passed to Claude, and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) screening-related answers show statuses and detected flag types rather than matched names. The connector runs on a separate access token, isolated from iDenfy's core system interfaces.

Businesses using iDenfy decide what Claude can see. They choose “View” or “Edit” access separately for each data area, iDenfy checks permissions on every request, and connections can be removed from the dashboard at any time. Unused connections expire automatically after seven days to ensure maximum security. 

The data itself is not new. What changes is how teams reach it. In many industries, asking an AI assistant is already replacing the routine of clicking through separate tools to find a single number. Compliance is different, because the data is too sensitive to hand over without safeguards. iDenfy’s connector brings this way of working to compliance teams with security built in.

Private by Design

In Gallagher's 2026 survey, 55% of businesses named data protection and privacy violations among the top perceived risks of AI adoption. “We knew from the start that no compliance team would connect an AI assistant to its verification data if that meant sending their customers' identities along with it,” Vitkauskas said.

“Every team gets to the number it needs without waiting for someone to build a report,” Vitkauskas said. Finance can check how many verification units remain and when they are likely to run out, while product teams can see which document types have the lowest approval rates and where users drop off, and use that to improve the onboarding flow.

From Documentation to Live Data

In April, iDenfy launched its MCP server designed to connect to its compliance documentation, which brought its public API documentation into AI assistants to help developers integrate faster. That server had no access to accounts by design. The new connector goes a step further and works with each customer's own iDenfy account data.

iDenfy’s Claude connector is available free of charge for all customers on every plan. iDenfy is also working on support for other major AI tools, including ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok.

About iDenfy  

iDenfy is a global RegTech platform for identity verification, fraud prevention, and compliance (KYC, KYB, and AML), trusted by 1,000+ businesses worldwide. It has been ranked the #1 identity verification software on G2 for four consecutive years (2023-2026), holding a 4.9/5 rating across 200+ verified reviews. The platform combines patented 3D liveness detection and AI with 24/7 in-house human review, covering 200+ countries and 16,000+ document types, and its pay-only-for-approved-verifications model cuts onboarding costs by up to 70-75%. iDenfy is independently audited (ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, eIDAS) and backed by Lloyd's of London cyber insurance.

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