Nano Currency MCP Server
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This MCP server allows MCP-compatible clients, including AI agents, to send Nano currency and retrieve account/block information via the Nano node RPC. It enables AI agents to interact with the Nano network, potentially allowing for autonomous Nano transactions.
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What is Nano Currency MCP Server?
The Nano Currency MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides an interface for AI agents and other MCP-compatible clients to interact with the Nano cryptocurrency network. It allows them to send Nano, retrieve account details, and fetch block information using the Nano node RPC.
How to use Nano Currency MCP Server?
To use the server, you need an MCP client (like Claude Desktop). First, clone the repository and install dependencies using npm install. Then, configure the environment variables (NANO_RPC_URL, NANO_WORK_GENERATION_URL, NANO_PRIVATE_KEY, NANO_MAX_SEND_AMOUNT). Finally, configure your MCP client to connect to the server using the appropriate settings, as demonstrated with the Claude Desktop example.
Key features of Nano Currency MCP Server
Enables Nano transactions via AI agents
Provides account information retrieval
Offers block information retrieval
Uses the MCP standard for interoperability
Includes safety measures like a maximum send amount
Use cases of Nano Currency MCP Server
Allowing AI agents to send Nano on behalf of users
Automating Nano payments in specific scenarios
Integrating Nano into AI-powered applications
Providing AI agents with access to Nano account and block data
FAQ from Nano Currency MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open framework that defines a standardized approach for applications to deliver context to Large Language Models (LLMs).
What is Nano Currency?
What is Nano Currency?
Nano is a digital currency designed to enable fast, scalable, and feeless transactions.
What environment variables do I need to set?
What environment variables do I need to set?
You need to set NANO_RPC_URL, NANO_WORK_GENERATION_URL, NANO_PRIVATE_KEY, and NANO_MAX_SEND_AMOUNT.
What is NANO_PRIVATE_KEY?
What is NANO_PRIVATE_KEY?
This is the private key for a Nano address you control. This key is used when signing Nano transactions and to derive your Nano address from.
What is NANO_MAX_SEND_AMOUNT?
What is NANO_MAX_SEND_AMOUNT?
This is the maximum amount (in nano/Ӿ units) which can be sent in a single transaction. For safety purposes the default maximum send amount is 0.01 nano (Ӿ0.01).