Dogechain MCP: the Dogecoin blockchain explained in your AI app

Explore Dogecoin from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor

1. 1Click Connect Dogechain free. There's no sign-in, so its tools are ready at once.
2. 2All nine tools read the Dogecoin chain; none sends DOGE. Keep them on, or switch off `get_rich_list` and `get_chart` if you only need transaction and address lookups.
3. 3Add ContextGate to your AI app as a connector or MCP server. The steps for each app are on the Works with page.
4. 4Paste a Dogecoin transaction id into your AI app and ask who paid whom, then open Activity to see the `get_transaction` call.

Dogecoin questions, answered in plain English

• Not sure what a string is? `find` works out whether it's a block, transaction or address.
• Read a transaction with `get_transaction`: amounts, likely change, fee, confirmations and any address-poisoning signs.
• Check an address's balance, totals and rank among the largest holders with `get_address`.
• See what it costs to send DOGE right now with `get_fees`, or how many DOGE exist with `get_supply`.

Chain lookups on record

• Activity records every address and transaction your team's AI apps looked up.
• Switch off a tool you don't use, such as `get_chart`, and your AI app can't call it.

What you get with Dogechain and ContextGate

• Your AI apps can use DogechainClaude, Cursor, ChatGPT and other AI apps reach Dogechain through the one ContextGate connection you add to them.
• You choose which tools they can useSwitch off any Dogechain tool you don't want used. It's hidden from your AI apps and refused if called.
• Every call is checked and recordedYour policies check each call (for example, personal data is hidden and secrets are blocked), and Activity keeps a record of it.

ContextGate sees only the tool calls that go through it, not your AI app's built-in tools or your chats.

Dogechain tools

Examples of what your AI apps can do in Dogechain. You'll see the exact list of tools after you connect it.

• findWorks out whether a string is a Dogecoin block height, block hash, transaction id or address, and which tool to call next. Use it when unsure.
• get_transactionA Dogecoin transaction in plain English: who paid whom, how much, the likely change, the fee, its confirmations, every input and output, and any address-poisoni
• get_addressA Dogecoin address: balance (with its dollar value), totals received and sent, transaction count, its mining-pool name if any, rank among the largest holders, l
• get_blockA Dogecoin block: when it was found, who mined it (pool name and payout address), reward and fees, size, confirmations, and its transactions as one-line stories
• get_networkThe Dogecoin network now: the newest block, the mempool and next-block fees, hashrate, difficulty, the latest blocks and the biggest recent transfers.
• get_feesWhat it costs to send DOGE right now: the fee we suggest to confirm within a few minutes, the least that still gets mined, what people actually paid lately, nex
• get_supplyHow many DOGE exist, how many are added each day and year (10,000 per block, no maximum), and inflation now and ahead.
• get_rich_listThe 1,000 addresses holding the most DOGE, 100 a page, with how concentrated holdings are. Big holders are often exchanges.
• get_chartA Dogecoin chart series over time, oldest first: e.g. tx_count, fees_median, hashrate, difficulty, supply, price_usd, block_interval, active_addresses, pool_sha