Enterprise MCP Gateway
Focus on your MCP business logic — leave auth, permissions, and auditing to the gateway
Unified authentication, user identity passthrough, and full audit trail for internal MCP services. Zero-code integration for internal services, secure distribution of external public services, one-stop access for AI Agents.
Three Typical Use Cases
Covering internal MCP service integration, external service management, and unified Agent access
Internal MCP Service Integration
Internal MCP services only need to implement business logic — no user auth or permission checks required. After connecting through API Key or OAuth 2.0, the gateway handles identity passthrough and access control for team members to use securely.
External Public Service Management
Centrally authenticate and publish external public MCP services through the gateway for secure internal AI Agent access. Eliminates the security risks of direct Agent-to-external connections with full traffic control.
Unified Agent Gateway
All internal AI Agents access MCP services through a single gateway — unified authentication, routing, and auditing. Supports API Key or standard OAuth 2.0 between Agents and the gateway.
Comprehensive Features
Complete enterprise MCP gateway infrastructure, ready to use out of the box
Standard Authentication
Multiple auth methods supported. MCP services get full authentication capabilities without building their own user system.
- API Key, Bearer Token, Basic Auth support
- OAuth 2.0 + PKCE standard authorization flow
- Automatic OAuth discovery and token refresh
User Identity Passthrough
User identity encoded as standard JWT Token, injected into request headers for downstream MCP services.
- Standard JWT Token with user ID and tenant info
- Auto-injected into request headers for direct parsing by MCP services
- Custom Claims extension support
Fine-Grained Access Control
Set visibility and access permissions by department and user, ensuring sensitive services remain securely isolated.
- Per-department / per-user visibility and access control
- Sensitive services only available to authorized personnel
- Temporary authorization with expiration management
Full Audit Trail
Record complete details of every MCP call for compliance and troubleshooting.
- Logs user ID, timestamp, endpoint, parameters, and results
- Keyword search and conditional filtering
- Persistent audit log storage for compliance
Real-Time Monitoring & Alerts
Real-time metrics for connection status, heartbeats, call volume, success rate, and response latency.
- 30s heartbeat + automatic reconnection
- Real-time dashboard for connection status / volume / success rate / latency
- Automatic anomaly alerts for high availability
Secure Credential Storage
All credentials encrypted at rest. Keys never touch disk, preventing sensitive data leaks.
- AES-256 encrypted API Key / Secret storage
- Masked credential display, showing suffix only
- SHA-256 hash verification to prevent tampering
Complete Path from Agent to MCP Service
Authentication, authorization, user passthrough, and auditing in one smooth flow
Agent Sends Request
AI Agent initiates MCP call to gateway via API Key or OAuth 2.0, carrying user credentials.
Gateway Authenticates
Gateway verifies Agent identity, resolves user info, and checks access permissions for the target MCP service.
JWT Identity Injection
After authentication, gateway generates a standard JWT Token (with user ID) and injects it into request headers for the target MCP service.
MCP Service Processing
MCP service receives the request, extracts user identity directly from JWT, and focuses on business logic — no auth handling needed.
Audit Log Recording
Gateway records complete request/response details to the audit log for later search and compliance review.
Traditional Approach vs MCP Gateway
With the gateway, MCP service developers no longer need to reinvent the wheel
| Focus Area | Traditional Approach | MCP Gateway Approach |
|---|---|---|
| User Auth | Each service builds its own user system and token management | Unified gateway auth — API Key / OAuth 2.0 |
| Access Control | Each service implements RBAC/ACL independently | Centralized gateway control — per department/user authorization |
| User Identity | Design custom identity passthrough schemes | Standard JWT Token auto-injected into request headers |
| Audit Trail | Each service logs separately | Gateway records full trace — who, when, what was called |
| Credential Security | Each service manages its own key storage | AES-256 encrypted storage with masked display |
| Service Discovery | Agents hardcode MCP service addresses | Unified gateway routing — service addresses transparent to Agents |
| Monitoring | Each service integrates monitoring separately | Built-in health checks, call statistics, and anomaly alerts |
Let MCP Services Focus on Business Logic
Leave auth, permissions, and auditing to the gateway. MCP developers can focus purely on business logic. Get started with enterprise-grade MCP infrastructure today.