Solution · Counterparty
DCI — Digital Counterparty Infrastructure
Make a digital counterparty easier for people and machines to identify, inspect and re-check.
DCI combines identity, public proof and reusable evidence around the digital surface a counterparty actually encounters — an MCP endpoint, an API, a portal or a website — so an agent, a procurement workflow or a person can resolve who stands behind it.
Prices and what can be bought today come from TrustOps, which owns every purchase, entitlement and renewal.
DCI — Digital Counterparty Infrastructure: fit, outcomes and contents
Best for
- MCP-enabled platforms whose customers need to verify who operates the service.
- API and platform operators that want a reusable machine-readable counterparty layer.
- Procurement, trade and automated workflows where repeated identity checking creates friction.
What you get out of it
- A clearer path from a digital surface to the organisation behind it.
- Reusable evidence that can be checked by people and software.
- Lower lookup friction in counterparty and procurement workflows.
What is included
- Counterparty-oriented ECZ-ID identity and evidence presentation.
- Public Resolver proof and machine-readable records.
- Support for bindings from real digital surfaces back to the same identity.
- A TrustOps path to strengthen assurance and evidence when required.
How it works
Identify the digital surface a counterparty encounters.
Bind it to the relevant ECZ-ID identity and operator context.
Publish a direct proof path for people and machines.
Keep the record current as the business or digital surface changes.
What it is not
- DCI is infrastructure for identity and evidence; it is not a counterparty risk score.
- A resolvable identity does not mean a counterparty has been approved or is safe to transact with.
Professional services it pairs with
MCP Readiness Audit
£395
- Paid in full at checkout
Enterprise MCP Pilot
£6,500 total
- One-off engagement, paid in stages
- £2,600 due now, then 2 later milestones
Price and availability
Prices and what can be bought today come from TrustOps, which owns every purchase, entitlement and renewal.