What validation services does Byteplant MCP provide?

The server offers three core validation services: Email Validator (EV_TOKEN), Address Validator (AV_TOKEN), and Phone Validator (PV_TOKEN). Each requires its own API token from Byteplant.

How do I authenticate with Byteplant MCP?

You need to obtain three API tokens from Byteplant and set them as environment variables: EV_TOKEN for email validation, AV_TOKEN for address validation, and PV_TOKEN for phone validation. Pass these when running the server via uvx.

How do I install and run Byteplant MCP?

Install using `uvx byteplant-mcp@1.0.0`. The server runs over stdio transport, so it integrates directly with Claude and other AI platforms that support MCP.

What happens if I don't provide all three API tokens?

Each validation service (email, phone, address) requires its corresponding token. If a token is missing, that validation service will not be available. Check the Byteplant documentation for token setup instructions.

Can I use Byteplant MCP for bulk validation?

The registry metadata does not specify bulk validation capabilities. Refer to the Byteplant API documentation or test with individual validation requests to understand rate limits and batch processing options.

MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv1.0.0

Byteplant MCP Server

Validate email addresses, phone numbers, and postal addresses in real-time using Byteplant's API services. Built for developers who need reliable data validation integrated into their workflows via Claude or other AI assistants.

io.github.byteplant-dev/byteplant-mcp

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Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Byteplant MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Connect to Byteplant

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

uvx byteplant-mcp==1.0.0

Environment variables

Configuration this server reads at startup.

EV_TOKENSecret
Email Validator API Token
AV_TOKENSecret
Address Validator API Token
PV_TOKENSecret
Phone Validator API Token

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Byteplant.

Source repository

Example prompts for Byteplant

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Byteplant.

Validate this email address: user@example.com
Check if this phone number is valid: +1-555-0123
Verify this address: 123 Main St, Springfield, IL 62701
Explain how to set up the EV_TOKEN, AV_TOKEN, and PV_TOKEN environment variables

Byteplant MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Byteplant.

What validation services does Byteplant MCP provide?
The server offers three core validation services: Email Validator (EV_TOKEN), Address Validator (AV_TOKEN), and Phone Validator (PV_TOKEN). Each requires its own API token from Byteplant.
How do I authenticate with Byteplant MCP?
You need to obtain three API tokens from Byteplant and set them as environment variables: EV_TOKEN for email validation, AV_TOKEN for address validation, and PV_TOKEN for phone validation. Pass these when running the server via uvx.
How do I install and run Byteplant MCP?
Install using `uvx byteplant-mcp@1.0.0`. The server runs over stdio transport, so it integrates directly with Claude and other AI platforms that support MCP.
What happens if I don't provide all three API tokens?
Each validation service (email, phone, address) requires its corresponding token. If a token is missing, that validation service will not be available. Check the Byteplant documentation for token setup instructions.
Can I use Byteplant MCP for bulk validation?
The registry metadata does not specify bulk validation capabilities. Refer to the Byteplant API documentation or test with individual validation requests to understand rate limits and batch processing options.

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