Credal is an enterprise platform for building and governing MCP servers and AI agents. It acts as a gateway between an organisation's agents and its systems, with scoped tools, a central agent registry, human approval for sensitive actions and cost tracking per team and model. Every tool call respects the user's existing access rights inherited from the source systems. Credal can run in its own secure cloud or inside the customer's virtual private cloud (VPC).
The company is Credal AI, Inc., a US company based in Brooklyn, New York, so its headquarters is in the United States. The website names no investors and no hosting regions for customer data. It displays SOC 2, GDPR and CCPA badges and links to a trust portal, and the GDPR commitment itself should be requested in writing. As a US company, Credal is subject to US legal access rules such as the CLOUD Act, which applies to the cloud option; in a customer VPC, data stays in the customer's own environment. The software is proprietary and not open source.