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Mastercard Verifiable Intent vs UCP Specification
Side-by-side comparison of two Developer Tools in the UCP ecosystem.
Mastercard Verifiable Intent
AnnouncedOpen-source trust framework from Mastercard that creates tamper-resistant records of AI agent authorizations, aligned with UCP and AP2 standards.
UCP Specification
EcosystemThe official Universal Commerce Protocol specification repository maintained by the UCP organization.
| Feature | Mastercard Verifiable Intent | UCP Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Developer Tools | Developer Tools |
| UCP Status | Announced | Ecosystem |
| Verification | Unverified | Verified |
| Pricing | Free | Free |
| Open Source | ||
| UCP Capabilities | identity linking | checkoutidentity linkingorder managementpayment token exchange |
| Integrations | Not availableClaim listing to add | Not availableClaim listing to add |
| UCP Endpoint | None yet | None yet |
| Tags | securitytrustauthenticationopen-sourcestandards | specificationprotocolofficialopen-source |
Summary
Neither Mastercard Verifiable Intent nor UCP Specification has a publicly available UCP endpoint yet. UCP Specification is verified by UCPList; Mastercard Verifiable Intent is unverified. UCP Specification exposes more UCP capabilities (4 vs 1).
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