MintMCP's agent governance platform gives enterprises visibility, guardrails, and access control for AI agent connections to data and tools.
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Mintive, formerly MintMCP, provides identity, permissions, and tracing infrastructure for enterprises deploying AI agents.
Mintive, formerly MintMCP, builds infrastructure for enterprises putting AI agents to work. It treats each agent like an employee: every agent gets its own identity, credentials, and least-privilege scope, and can be revoked without affecting anyone else. An MCP gateway routes agents and tools through one point of control, where teams approve servers, bundle them by role, and switch off destructive tools.
An LLM gateway gives each team its own budget and allowed models across providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Fireworks, and OpenRouter, and every tool call traces back to a person, agent, server, and model with exportable audit logs. Mint Guard screens calls for prompt injection, exposed secrets, and personal data, while coworker agents work in Slack and Teams under the same governed access. The company is SOC 2 Type II audited and offers EU and US data residency.

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Mintive's headquarters is located in San Francisco, CA, US.
Mintive's most recent funding round was for $7M (USD) in October 2026.
As of Oct 29, 2026, Mintive has disclosed funding of $7M (USD).