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Hedera MCP Server

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The Hedera MCP Server provides tools for interacting with the Hedera network, enabling the creation of wallets, checking balances, building transactions, and sending signed transactions. It simplifies the process of integrating with Hedera by offering a set of easy-to-use tools.

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What is Hedera MCP Server?

The Hedera MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to facilitate interaction with the Hedera network. It offers a suite of tools to manage Hedera accounts and transactions.

How to use Hedera MCP Server?

To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies, configure your Hedera credentials in a .env file, build the application, and start the server. The included test client demonstrates how to connect to the server and utilize its tools for creating wallets, checking balances, building transactions, and submitting them to the Hedera network.

Key features of Hedera MCP Server

  • Wallet creation

  • Balance checking

  • Transaction building

  • Transaction signing and submission

  • Test client for demonstration

Use cases of Hedera MCP Server

  • Integrating Hedera functionality into applications

  • Automating Hedera account management

  • Building custom Hedera transaction workflows

  • Testing Hedera network interactions

  • Simplifying Hedera development

FAQ from Hedera MCP Server

What is the purpose of the Hedera MCP Server?

It provides a simplified interface for interacting with the Hedera network, offering tools for managing accounts and transactions.

What prerequisites are required to run the server?

Node.js (v18 or higher), npm or yarn, and a Hedera account (for testnet or mainnet).

How do I configure the server?

Create a .env file with your Hedera operator ID, private key, and network configuration.

How can I test the server?

Use the included test client script to demonstrate the complete lifecycle of interacting with the Hedera network.

What tools are available in the server?

The server provides tools for creating wallets, checking balances, building transactions, and sending signed transactions.