@yativo/mcp-server
The Yativo MCP Server exposes Agentic Wallet operations as Model Context Protocol tools. Any MCP-compatible AI agent (Claude, GPT, custom agents) can manage crypto wallets, send payments, and interact with x402-paywalled APIs through a standardized tool interface.Package:
@yativo/mcp-server on npmInstallation
Configuration
The MCP server is configured via environment variables:Setup with Claude Desktop
Add to your Claude Desktop config (claude_desktop_config.json):
Available Tools
get_balance
Check the balance and address of your agentic wallet.
Example prompt: “What’s my wallet balance?”
send_payment
Send a crypto payment with full audit trail fields.
Example prompt: “Send $5 USDC to 0x9F8b… for the OpenAI API subscription”
x402_fetch
Fetch a URL with automatic x402 payment support. If the URL returns HTTP 402 (Payment Required), the wallet auto-pays and retries.
Example prompt: “Fetch the premium data from https://api.example.com/data — pay if it requires x402”
get_transactions
Get recent transaction history for the wallet.
Example prompt: “Show me my last 5 transactions”
Resources
The server exposes an MCP resource for wallet information:Running Directly
Prerequisites
Before using the MCP server, you need:- A Yativo account with an agentic wallet
- An activated wallet with at least one connector
- The connector’s API key (
yac_...) - Funds (USDC) in the wallet
Next Steps
Agentic Wallets
Create and configure agentic wallets via the API.
x402 Protocol
Learn more about HTTP-native micropayments.
TypeScript SDK
For programmatic (non-MCP) integration, use the TypeScript SDK.
Sandbox
Test the MCP server against the sandbox environment.

