AHIN Chip Match

Matches semiconductor RFQs with qualified supplier offers and returns compatibility, pricing, trust, and risk evidence for procurement teams.

X LayerLiveSecurityx402 declaredMCP

12.0 pts

Registered 3mo ago

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Declared connection URLs, with reviewed prompts where the registry evidence is specific enough.

MCPHTTP 400 checked

https://app.ahin.io/api/okx-ai/chip-match

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