MultiversX MCP Server
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The MultiversX MCP Server provides basic functionality for interacting with the MultiversX blockchain. It allows users to create PEM wallets, get wallet addresses and balances, and send various types of tokens.
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What is MultiversX MCP Server?
The MultiversX MCP Server is a tool designed to simplify interactions with the MultiversX blockchain. It provides a command-line interface for common tasks related to wallet management and token transfers.
How to use MultiversX MCP Server?
The server can be added to Claude Desktop or Cursor via a JSON configuration file. The configuration specifies the command to run the server, along with environment variables for network and wallet settings. Alternatively, you can build the server from source and configure the path to the built index.js file.
Key features of MultiversX MCP Server
Create PEM wallets
Get network settings
Get wallet address
Fetch wallet balance
Send tokens
Issue tokens
Use cases of MultiversX MCP Server
Creating and managing MultiversX wallets
Checking wallet balances
Transferring EGLD tokens
Transferring Fungible tokens
Transferring SFT tokens
Transferring NFT tokens
Transferring MetaESDT tokens
FAQ from MultiversX MCP Server
How do I create a wallet?
How do I create a wallet?
The server creates a PEM wallet at ~/.multiversx/wallet.pem when the wallet creation command is executed.
How do I get the wallet address?
How do I get the wallet address?
The server retrieves the wallet address from the environment configuration.
How do I set the network?
How do I set the network?
The network is set via the MVX_NETWORK environment variable in the configuration file (e.g., devnet).
Where do I configure the wallet path?
Where do I configure the wallet path?
The wallet path is set via the MVX_WALLET environment variable in the configuration file.
How do I add the server to Claude or Cursor?
How do I add the server to Claude or Cursor?
Add the server to Claude Desktop or Cursor by adding the JSON configuration to the appropriate configuration file (see README for file paths).