binance-data MCP Server

This repository contains a d402-enabled MCP server for binance-data.

Local Testing

1. Review the environment file

The generated .env file contains the server wallet and operator values required to start the MCP server.

2. Start with Docker

./run_local_docker.sh

The MCP endpoint will be available at:

http://localhost:8000/mcp

3. Run directly

uv run python server.py

Related MCP server: Binance Bitcoin MCP Tool

Runtime Notes

• D402_TESTING_MODE=true is the fastest way to test the payment flow locally

• set D402_TESTING_MODE=false to use the facilitator-backed flow

• the server exposes /mcp and /health

Health Check

python mcp_health_check.py --url http://localhost:8000

Next Step

Call the server with d402HttpxClient after it starts. The first paid tools/call request should return HTTP 402, then retry automatically with payment.

Deploy and Register

After local testing passes:

1. Deploy the server to a public URL.

2. Test every endpoint against the deployed URL:

   traia-iatp test-mcp \
     --base-url "https://your-deployed-server.com" \
     --tool-name "your_tool" \
     --arguments '{}'

3. Register the deployed server on d402.net once all endpoints are confirmed working. You need a d402.net account — sign up at https://d402.net first.

   traia-iatp register-mcp \
     --email "you@example.com" \
     --name "binance-data MCP Server" \
     --description "Binance public market data (klines, depth, 24hr ticker)." \
     --url "https://your-deployed-server.com/mcp" \
     --server-address "$SERVER_ADDRESS" \
     --operator-address "$MCP_OPERATOR_ADDRESS" \
     --no-requires-auth \
     --token-symbol USDC \
     --endpoints-file ./endpoints.json

   --server-address and --operator-address are the MCP server's IATP wallet addresses — the values from the create-mcp output, not your personal wallet.

   See the IATP docs at deployment-reference/mongodb-registration.md for the full guide.