How to Connect the Didit MCP Server to Cursor and VS Code

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The Didit Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integrates seamlessly with code editors like Cursor and VS Code to enhance their AI assistants by enabling functions such as KYC sessions, KYB checks, wallet screening, and AML list queries directly within the coding environment. This setup eliminates the need for API keys, relying instead on OAuth 2.1 with PKCE for authentication, and provides access to over 130 tools categorized into areas like transaction monitoring and billing through a hosted endpoint. The connection process involves configuring a small JSON file specific to each editor, with Cursor using the ~/.cursor/mcp.json path and VS Code using .vscode/mcp.json, and completing the "Log in with Didit" flow. The server's tools are accessible in real-time, facilitating interactions like creating verification sessions and screening wallets, with users getting 500 free verifications monthly without needing a credit card. Didit MCP, supported by over 1,500 companies globally, offers a cost-effective infrastructure for identity and fraud management, emphasizing ease of use and integration within existing development workflows.

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