概要
What is Israel Payments Mcp?
Israel Payments Mcp is a remote MCP server that enables AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) to accept payments in Israel via Stripe’s hosted checkout. It supports cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay and operates as a stateless translation layer—funds flow directly from buyer to Stripe to the merchant.
How to use Israel Payments Mcp?
Connect to the endpoint https://mcp-il.wishpool.app/mcp and provide a Stripe secret key via the x-stripe-secret-key header (test or live). Use the tools create_payment_link to generate an ILS hosted-checkout link and query_payment_status to check if a payment is complete.
Key features of Israel Payments Mcp
- Allows AI agents to accept Israeli payments via Stripe
- Remote Streamable HTTP endpoint, no local server needed
- Stateless: no database, never holds funds or credentials
- Supports cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay
- Two tools: create payment links and query payment status
- Minimal runtime dependencies; Node ≥ 18 required
Use cases of Israel Payments Mcp
- Integrating payment checkout into an AI assistant for Israeli customers
- Enabling chatbots to generate payment links for products or services
- Adding pay‑as‑you‑go or one‑time payment capabilities to AI agents
- Testing payment flows in development with test Stripe keys
FAQ from Israel Payments Mcp
What is the difference from using Stripe directly?
Israel Payments Mcp is a stateless translation layer that exposes payment functions as MCP tools. It does not replace Stripe; funds move directly from buyer to Stripe to merchant, and no data is stored.
Does it store any data or credentials?
No. The server has no database and never holds funds, credentials, or payment information. The Stripe secret key is provided per request via a header.
What payment methods are supported?
All methods enabled on the Stripe account are supported, including cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay, as long as they are available in Israel.
What are the runtime requirements for running a local copy?
Node.js ≥ 18 is required. For development, run node test/serve.js (local server) or node test/e2e.js (protocol and validation suite). No additional runtime dependencies are needed.
How is authentication handled?
Authentication uses the x-stripe-secret-key HTTP header. The server accepts any valid Stripe secret key (sk_test_ or sk_live_) and delegates payment processing to Stripe.
