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check_balance

13 servers reported a tool by this name when we called them. Names are chosen by whoever wrote the server, so two tools sharing a name do not have to do the same thing. We record what was reported, not what it does.

serverresult when we called ittools
heista
https://www.heista.co/api/mcp/mcp
answers-mcp 118
switch
https://mcp.switchapp.ai/mcp
answers-mcp 58
com.scriptivox.www/transcription
https://platform.scriptivox.com/mcp
answers-mcp 39
ProductClank
https://mcp.productclank.com/mcp
answers-mcp 36
pikasim
https://pikasim.com/mcp
answers-mcp 31
buyukesim
https://buyukesim.com/mcp
answers-mcp 19
unifically
https://mcp.unifically.com/mcp
answers-mcp 14
kairos-signal-mcp
https://kairossignal.com/mcp
answers-mcp 12
nautilinks-mcp
https://mcp.nautilinks.co/mcp
answers-mcp 11
russia-access
https://ruscrape.com/mcp
answers-mcp 9
potarix-enricher
https://api.potarix.com/mcp
answers-mcp 9
acuris-geo
https://api.acuris-geo.com/mcp
answers-mcp 8
SendThisFax
https://www.sendthisfax.com/mcp
answers-mcp 4

13 of these answered an MCP handshake on the day we checked. That is not a promise the tool works, only that the server was running and told us the tool existed.