Overview
Stripe hosts a remote MCP server at https://mcp.stripe.com, enabling secure MCP client access via OAuth. This MCP server is part of Stripe’s AI tooling ecosystem documented in the Stripe AI repository, and it provides the backend for integrating Stripe APIs with large language models and agent frameworks. The Stripe Agent Toolkit exposes tools in MCP format, allowing developers to call Stripe APIs through common agent frameworks using function calling. For local development, you can run your own Stripe MCP server with a single npx command: npx -y @stripe/mcp --tools=all --api-key=YOUR_STRIPE_SECRET_KEY. The MCP server is designed to work with Python and TypeScript toolkits, and it ties into Stripe’s Python and Node SDKs. Documentation is available at the MCP docs (https://docs.stripe.com/mcp#remote). See the MCP section in the repository for more details.
Features
Remote MCP server hosted by Stripe
A centralized MCP endpoint at mcp.stripe.com enabling OAuth-secured MCP client access.
OAuth-secured access
Secure authentication and authorization for MCP clients via OAuth.
Local development with npx
Run a local Stripe MCP server with a single npx command and API key.
MCP tooling integration via Stripe Agent Toolkit
Agent Toolkit exposes MCP-format tools to integrate Stripe APIs with popular agent frameworks.
Cross-language SDK support
Toolkits are available for Python and TypeScript to build MCP-based integrations.
Documentation and examples
Official MCP docs and in-repo examples guide usage and workflows.
Who Is This For?
- AI developers:Integrating Stripe APIs with MCP via OAuth for AI applications.
- Developers:Developers building MCP-enabled Stripe integrations using agent toolkits and OAuth.
