概要
What is Nepal Payments MCP?
Nepal Payments MCP is a remote MCP server that lets any AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) accept payments in Nepal via Khalti’s hosted checkout. It supports Khalti wallet, eBanking, mobile banking, and cards. It acts as a stateless translation layer—funds flow directly from buyer to merchant via Khalti; the server never holds funds, stores credentials, or uses a database.
How to use Nepal Payments MCP?
Connect your AI agent to the MCP endpoint https://mcp-np.wishpool.app/mcp. Authenticate by sending the x-khalti-secret-key header with your live Khalti ePayment secret key (or use x-khalti-mode: sandbox with a test key from dev.khalti.com). Use the tools create_payment_link to generate an NPR hosted-checkout link and query_payment_status to check if a payment is paid.
Key features of Nepal Payments MCP
- Accepts NPR payments via Khalti (wallet, eBanking, cards).
- Two tools: create_payment_link and query_payment_status.
- Stateless, no database, no credential storage.
- Streamable HTTP transport with JSON-RPC.
- Sandbox mode available for testing.
- Zero runtime dependencies; requires Node.js ≥ 18.
Use cases of Nepal Payments MCP
- Let an AI assistant create a Khalti checkout link during a conversation.
- Automate payment status polling from an AI agent without storing state.
- Enable non-engineers to accept Nepal payments via natural language prompts.
FAQ from Nepal Payments MCP
What payments does Nepal Payments MCP support?
It supports Khalti wallet, eBanking, mobile banking, and cards—all processed through Khalti’s hosted checkout in NPR.
Does the server store payment data or credentials?
No. It is a stateless translation layer—it never holds funds, stores credentials, or uses a database.
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js ≥ 18. Zero runtime dependencies.
How do I test payments without real money?
Send the header x-khalti-mode: sandbox with a Khalti dev test key (from dev.khalti.com). The sandbox simulates payments.
Is this server listed on the official MCP Registry?
Yes, as app.wishpool/nepal-payments-mcp. It is part of a family of 81 country-specific payment MCP servers.
