MCP Server
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides comprehensive integration with PayPal's APIs. This server enables seamless interaction with PayPal's payment processing, invoicing, subscription management, and business operations through a standardized interface.
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What is MCP Server?
The MCP Server is a deprecated server designed to facilitate interaction with PayPal's APIs, providing a standardized interface for payment processing, invoicing, subscription management, and other business operations.
How to use MCP Server?
To use the MCP Server, you need to clone the repository, install dependencies, build the project, and configure your PayPal credentials. The README provides detailed instructions for manual installation, including setting up your PayPal client ID, client secret, and environment. You can then use the available tools to perform various payment and business operations.
Key features of MCP Server
Payment Processing (Orders, Payments, Tokens, Disputes)
Business Operations (Product Management, Invoicing, Payouts, Subscription Management)
User Management (Identity Verification, User Information, Web Profile Management)
Comprehensive Error Handling
Use cases of MCP Server
Processing online payments via PayPal
Managing subscriptions and recurring billing
Generating and sending invoices to customers
Managing product catalogs and payouts
FAQ from MCP Server
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
This server provides a standardized interface for interacting with PayPal's APIs, simplifying payment processing and business operations.
What are the prerequisites for installation?
What are the prerequisites for installation?
You need Node.js 16.x or later and a PayPal Developer Account with API credentials.
How do I configure my PayPal credentials?
How do I configure my PayPal credentials?
You need to configure your PayPal client ID, client secret, and environment in the MCP settings file.
What type of errors are handled by the server?
What type of errors are handled by the server?
The server handles input validation errors, PayPal API errors, network errors, authentication errors, and rate limiting.
What security considerations are implemented?
What security considerations are implemented?
The server validates and sanitizes sensitive data, uses OAuth 2.0 authentication, manages credentials securely, and avoids exposing sensitive information in error messages.