"Chase" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to interact with Chase Bank accounts to view balances, transactions, statements, and rewards. It provides a secure, read-only interface using browser automation and stored session cookies for natural language financial management.

Lets a user ask what their business is owed, who to chase first, and get a chase email drafted in their own voice, via tools for weekly totals, chase queues, customer history, due-soon invoices and insights. Every tool only reads or returns a draft, so nothing can be sent.

Enables users to track unpaid invoices and generate an escalating ladder of payment-reminder letters — first reminder, second reminder, and final notice — anchored to the due date, plus overdue listings, aging buckets, and a daily chase list of what to send today. It records payments and letters sent, rendering each letter as Markdown or printable HTML without ever emailing anything itself.

Enables AI agents to query structured knowledge across enterprise domains (legal, HR, compliance) with metadata-driven filtering and TF-IDF ranking.

Local-first MCP server that transforms civil case PDFs into queryable cases with structural provenance, evidence IDs, and page-level verification for drafting and factual review.

Parse crypto exchange CSVs (Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, +11 more) and bank statement PDFs (Chase, BofA, +11 more) into Koinly, TurboTax, CoinLedger, or ZenLedger formats. Free tier: 25 files/month, no credit card required.

Enables searching and retrieving UK case law from The National Archives, including full judgments with filtering by court, legal area, and date range.

A compliance tracking and document drafting MCP server for the LexOS platform, providing tools for client management, deadline tracking, Google Calendar sync, client-facing status and chase policies, and AI-powered document drafting.