beeper-mcp
by intentos-labs
A backend service for executing beeper transactions on Binance Smart Chain (BSC). It provides tools for interacting with the BSC blockchain, including balance checking, token transfers, and token swaps.
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What is beeper-mcp?
The beeper-mcp is a backend service designed to facilitate beeper transactions on the Binance Smart Chain. It offers a suite of tools for managing wallets, transferring assets, swapping tokens on Pancakeswap, and claiming rewards.
How to use beeper-mcp?
To use the service, you need Python >=3.10, access to the BSC network, and a wallet account with a private key. Configure the environment variables in a .env
file, then run the server using uv run src/beeper_mcp/server.py
. The service exposes API endpoints for wallet management, balance operations, transfer operations, trading operations, and reward operations. You can call functions in LLM chat to show wallet and buy/sell tokens.
Key features of beeper-mcp
Get BNB and token balances
Transfer BNB and tokens
Swap tokens in Pancakeswap
Get token prices
Buy and sell tokens
Claim rewards of beeper tokens
Manage default wallet and token addresses
Use cases of beeper-mcp
Automated token swapping
Reward claiming for beeper tokens
Wallet balance monitoring
Integrating BSC transactions into applications
FAQ from beeper-mcp
What blockchain does this service support?
What blockchain does this service support?
This service supports Binance Smart Chain (BSC) mainnet and testnet.
What are the prerequisites for running the service?
What are the prerequisites for running the service?
You need Python >=3.10, access to the BSC network, and a wallet account with a private key.
How do I configure the service?
How do I configure the service?
Create a .env
file with the necessary environment variables (BEEPER_CHAIN, BEEPER_ACCOUNT, BEEPER_SECRET_KEY, BEEPER_TARGET_TOKEN).
What kind of operations can I perform?
What kind of operations can I perform?
You can perform wallet management, balance operations, transfer operations, trading operations, and reward operations.
What format should I use for token addresses?
What format should I use for token addresses?
Token addresses should be provided in the correct format (typically 0x...).