Worldpay MCP Server
by simonwfarrow
A simple MCP server for Worldpay APIs, implementing the Model Context Protocol to make and query payments. It offers both stdio and SSE transport versions.
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Introduction
This is a simple MCP server for Worldpay APIs.
It implements the Model Context Protocol to make and query payments.
There are two versions of the server:
server-stdio.js
- a simple server that uses thestdio
transport.server-sse.js
- a server that uses theSSE
transport.
The stdio version has been tested using Claude Desktop.
The sse version has been tested using Cursor.
Tools
Make Payment

Make Payment
Query Payments

Query Payments
Generate Checkout Form
The generateCheckoutForm
tool creates customized checkout form code for integrating Worldpay payment processing into your application. It supports both web and React frameworks.
Parameters:
checkoutId
: Your Worldpay checkout IDframework
: The framework you're using (web
orreact
)
Response:
The tool returns multiple content items:
- HTML/React component code
- CSS styling
- JavaScript initialization code (for web framework)
This provides everything needed to quickly implement a Worldpay checkout form in your application.

Generate Checkout Form
Generate Payment Server Code
The generatePaymentServerCode
tool provides server-side code for processing payments through the Worldpay API. It generates code based on your specific payment method, instrument type, and programming language.
Parameters:
method
: Payment method (card
,paypal
)instrument
: Instrument type (plain
,session
)language
: Programming language (node
,java
)
Response:
The tool returns:
- Server-side implementation code
- Example API response for reference
Currently supports card payments with session tokens in Node.js.
Generate Payment Query
The generatePaymentQuery
tool provides documentation and examples for querying the Worldpay Payment Queries API. It helps you understand how to filter and retrieve payment data using various parameters.
Parameters:
startDate
: Start date for the query range (ISO 8601 format)endDate
: End date for the query range (ISO 8601 format)pageSize
: Maximum number of results to return (optional, default: 20)currency
: Filter by currency code (optional)minAmount
: Minimum payment amount (optional)maxAmount
: Maximum payment amount (optional)last4Digits
: Last 4 digits of card number (optional)entityReferences
: Merchant entity references (optional)receivedEvents
: Payment event types (optional)
Response:
The tool returns:
- Comprehensive documentation on query parameters
- Example API requests with different parameter combinations
- Sample API response for reference
Installation
npm install
Usage
Build the server distributions.
npm run build
Configuration
stdio
The MCP stdio server is configured using a claude_desktop_config.json
file.
This is a JSON file that contains the configuration for the MCP server.
{
"mcpServers": {
"worldpay": {
"name": "worldpay-server",
"command": "node",
"args": ["PATH TO server-stdio.js"],
"env": {
"WORLDPAY_USERNAME": "USERNAME",
"WORLDPAY_PASSWORD": "PASSWORD"
}
}
sse
The sse server is configured using environment variables.
export WORLDPAY_USERNAME=USERNAME
export WORLDPAY_PASSWORD=PASSWORD
Running the server
stdio
Claude will start the stdio server automatically.
sse
Start server, defaults to port 3001.
node dist/server-sse.js