Ravex-mcp-server
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Ravex-mcp-server
Ravex-mcp-server exposes validated Partner API tools to MCP-compatible AI agents. It mirrors the public Ravex Partner API reference (https://ravex.app/reference) — the same endpoints, request bodies, and { status, data, meta } / { status, error: { code, message }, meta } response envelopes.
Installing this server gives an AI agent everything it needs to build against the API: the full documentation and reference (OpenAPI spec, Postman collection, getting-started guide, error-code reference) plus typed, safe tools for every endpoint.
Tools
Documentation (public — no credentials needed): ravex_get_started (read first: base URLs, two-step auth with signing recipe, 60-minute token expiry, idempotency, wallets, webhooks), ravex_list_endpoints (index of every endpoint with auth requirements), ravex_get_endpoint_docs (full per-endpoint schema), ravex_get_api_reference (complete OpenAPI spec), ravex_get_postman_collection, ravex_get_error_codes
Account (read-only): ravex_get_status, ravex_get_balance, ravex_get_pricing, ravex_list_services, ravex_list_transactions, ravex_get_transaction
Catalogs (read-only): ravex_list_airtime_networks, ravex_list_data_networks, ravex_list_data_plans, ravex_list_electricity_distributors, ravex_list_cable_providers, ravex_list_cable_packages, ravex_list_gift_card_buy_catalog, ravex_list_gift_card_sell_catalog, ravex_list_bet_billers, ravex_list_banks
Verifications (read-only): ravex_verify_electricity_meter, ravex_verify_cable_smartcard, ravex_validate_betting_account, ravex_verify_bank_name
Writes (confirm first): ravex_purchase_airtime, ravex_purchase_data, ravex_purchase_electricity, ravex_renew_cable, ravex_fund_betting_wallet, ravex_buy_gift_card, ravex_sell_gift_card, ravex_initiate_bank_transfer
Sell gift card lifecycle: ravex_sell_gift_card_rate (quote), ravex_sell_gift_card (submit — async pending → successful/failed), ravex_get_sell_trade_status (poll). Sandbox-only simulate_status (successful | failed | pending) controls the simulated outcome and is rejected with 422 SIMULATE_STATUS_SANDBOX_ONLY on live credentials.
Transaction lifecycle: ravex_requery_transaction, ravex_refund_transaction
All write tools require customer_ref (your per-order reference) and a unique idempotency_key.
Related MCP server: pax8-mcp
Resources
The server also exposes MCP resources readable by agents: ravex://getting-started, ravex://error-codes, ravex://openapi.json, ravex://postman.json (the latter two fetched live from the API's public docs endpoints and cached for 10 minutes).
Configuration
Two authentication modes are supported. In both, the server sends the required X-Ravex-Api-Version header on every request.
Mode 1 — HMAC credentials (recommended for single-tenant hosting). Provide your API key ID and secret; the server performs the token exchange itself (POST /auth/token with an HMAC-SHA256 canonical signature), caches the bearer token, and automatically re-exchanges when it expires:
RAVEX_API_KEY=rk_test_...
RAVEX_API_SECRET=your_secret
RAVEX_API_BASE_URL=https://sandbox.api.ravexapp.com/api/partner/v1
PORT=8787Mode 2 — per-request bearer token (multi-tenant hosting). Omit the env credentials and have each MCP client send a bearer token obtained from POST /auth/token:
RAVEX_API_BASE_URL=https://api.ravexapp.com/api/partner/v1
PORT=8787{
"mcpServers": {
"ravex": {
"url": "https://<your-mcp-host>/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <64-char token from POST /auth/token>"
}
}
}
}Bearer tokens are short-lived — 60 minutes by default. In Mode 1 the server refreshes them transparently and retries once on 401 TOKEN_INVALID (preserving idempotency keys, so writes cannot double-execute). In Mode 2 the server cannot refresh a caller's token; it surfaces 401 TOKEN_INVALID as an explicit error telling the host to exchange a fresh token and retry.
Note: the rk_live_…/rk_test_… value is your public key ID, not a bearer token — sending it as Authorization: Bearer … returns 401 TOKEN_INVALID. The key ID and secret are only used together for the HMAC signature on POST /auth/token.
The server never puts tokens or secrets in tool descriptions or model context.
Run
npm install
npm run build
RAVEX_API_KEY=rk_test_... RAVEX_API_SECRET=... npm startThe Streamable HTTP endpoint is /mcp. For local clients that support stdio:
RAVEX_API_KEY=rk_test_... RAVEX_API_SECRET=... node dist/server.js --stdioMCP client configuration
After deploying this service behind HTTPS, configure an MCP client with the deployed URL (see Mode 2 above for the per-request bearer-token form).
Do not commit this configuration with a real key. For multi-user hosting, omit the server-side RAVEX_API_KEY and require each client to send its own bearer token. The service forwards that token only to the Ravex Partner API.
Write tools require a unique idempotency_key. Hosts should require user confirmation before invoking them. A successful request may still be processing; agents must reconcile through Ravex webhooks or a status lookup in the host application.
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