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    Enables AI-driven banking workflows through secure interaction with Apache Fineract/MifosX Self-Service APIs, including authentication, account management, loans, savings, and transfers.
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    Enables interaction with the Qonto API v2 via 21 tools for organization, transactions, attachments, beneficiaries, clients, invoices, labels, memberships, requests, statements, and transfers, with GitHub OAuth authentication and stateful sessions.
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    Streamable HTTP MCP server that exposes user and billing management tools, resources, and prompts through a REST API, enabling natural language interaction with user profiles, bills, and sharing features.
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    Keyless crypto payments for AI agents. One MCP call turns any wallet address into a non-custodial crypto payment link or tip jar, no API key and no account, with funds settling straight to your wallet at a 0% platform fee (USDC/USDT, BTC, LTC, DASH, DOGE, ZCASH).
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    MCP server that gates API calls to AI agents using proof-of-work (free) or Lightning payment (3 sats), providing challenge, verify, and status tools for per-call authentication without accounts.
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    MCP Server for AI agents to discover and call pay-per-request APIs via EntRoute. Give Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible agent access to 350+ verified x402 API endpoints across 110+ capabilities — DeFi prices, web search, prediction markets, news, and more.
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    Trust infrastructure for the machine economy. Gives AI agents non-custodial smart accounts (ERC-4337), x402 payments, on-chain reputation via ERC-8004 trust registry, and service discovery. 8 tools: create accounts, transfer, check balances, pay for x402 services, publish/discover services, manage payment agreements, and send encrypted messages.
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    A local MCP server that integrates ProofJSON to assess invoices before payment, providing allow/review/block decisions with confidence scores and verification capabilities.
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    Create invoices from any MCP client via the Invovate API — compute totals and generate PDF, JSON, or UBL invoices in 11 languages. Exposes four tools: calculate_invoice_totals (no API key needed), generate_invoice_pdf, generate_invoice_ubl, and get_invoice_capabilities.
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    LFWin Payment MCP Server is a payment capability service for AI Agents. Adhering to the standard MCP protocol, it exposes capabilities including creating payment orders, checking payment status, initiating refunds and querying refund status for Cursor, Cline, Claude Desktop, enterprise intelligent assistants and self-developed Agent applications.
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    Provides access to 70 paid APIs as MCP tools with per-call and session budgets, paying via x402/USDC on Base without requiring an account or login. Includes a built-in allowlist of hosts and safe defaults to prevent unintended payments.
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    Pactus is an MCP server for parsing and validating ISO 20022 payment messages directly from chat. It exposes nine tools that let AI assistants inspect or validate pacs.008, pacs.002, pain.001, and camt.053 messages — the message types at the centre of the CBPR+ migration — without leaving the conversation.
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