"TypeScript" matching MCP servers:

Provides a tool to fetch real-time cryptocurrency prices from the Binance API and logs server activity to file resources. It allows users to query crypto symbols and monitor MCP interactions through natural language interfaces.

MCP server for the Steuerboard API, enabling interaction with Steuerboard services through natural language.

MCP server providing SEC EDGAR signal intelligence — insider trading (Form 4), 13F holdings, filing velocity, activist risk flags, and multi-company comparisons. Already on the official MCP Registry, awesome-mcp-servers (PR #5664 pending), and Apify Store with three-tier pay-per-event pricing. MIT license, TypeScript, comprehensive README.

General TypeScript MCP server that provides tools for OpenClaw capabilities, including balance and invoice retrieval from RMappi/Osuria.

A TypeScript MCP server for financial data aggregation that connects AI assistants to SEC EDGAR filings, XBRL statements, FRED economic indicators, and real-time market data.

Read-only tools for published currency buy and sell quotes from more than 40 Uruguayan exchange houses and banks, rate comparisons, conversion, historical data, and economic news. Open-source TypeScript server with stdio and remote HTTP transports; no API key required.

Provides structured financial market data (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, fundamentals, market indicators) to AI systems via MCP, enabling natural language access to financial datasets with both hosted and local deployment options.

A TypeScript-based MCP server that fetches real-time stock market data and company financial information through the Alpha Vantage API.

The most capable Monarch Money MCP server, merging the best features from all known implementations into one clean TypeScript project. It provides 47 tools for comprehensive personal finance management including transactions, budgets, rules, merchant management, and intelligence analysis.

PERPBRAIN TypeScript SDK and MCP handler for Hyperliquid, with examples and a receipt verifier. Read-only and simulation-only.

A TypeScript implementation of a Model Context Protocol server providing read-only access to Lithic banking and card services API.

A TypeScript-based MCP server that enables users to query financial news, stock data, and index information while managing text notes with creation and summarization capabilities.

Enables keyword search across source-traceable evidence chunks, listing opportunities linked to supporting evidence, and deterministic ROI calculations with model-proposed inputs and TypeScript-computed dollar figures.

Provides user balance information by connecting to a backend service through the users_balance tool. Built with TypeScript and Express for retrieving financial data.

MCP server that exposes a typed TypeScript client for the Kubera (api.kubera.com) REST API, enabling users to access their financial data (user info, portfolios, charts) via Cognito-authenticated tools, including white-label account support.

TypeScript Streamable HTTP MCP server for Beancount double-entry ledgers, including BQL, reports, files, imports, and dry-run previews. The public monorepo includes the implementation and a full-stack Docker Compose self-hosting guide.

A production-grade TypeScript MCP server that provides AI agents with structured access to real-world data across financial markets, Web3/DeFi, developer tools, and healthcare domains. It features built-in authentication, domain isolation, caching, and rate limiting for reliable API integrations.

Enables AI assistants and other MCP clients to read and manage personal finance data through LunchMoney's API, covering transactions, budgets, categories, tags, recurring items, manual and Plaid accounts, crypto holdings, and balance history with full CRUD support. Responses are token-efficiently encoded and validated with TypeScript and Zod, so users can automate financial insights and transaction management in natural language.

A production-ready TypeScript starter for building read-only YNAB MCP servers. It provides secure, validated access to YNAB financial data including budgets, accounts, categories, and transactions through structured tools.

MCP server for capturing and classifying daily expenses, built with Node.js and TypeScript, using Postgres and optional LLM-based classification.