概要
What is Norway Payments Mcp?
Norway Payments Mcp is a remote MCP server that lets any AI agent accept payments in Norway via Stripe’s hosted checkout, supporting cards, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and whatever else is enabled on the Stripe account. It acts as a stateless translation layer – funds flow directly from buyer to Stripe to the merchant, and the server never holds funds or stores credentials.
How to use Norway Payments Mcp?
Point your MCP client to https://mcp-no.wishpool.app/mcp (Streamable HTTP, stateless JSON-RPC) and include the header x-stripe-secret-key with your Stripe secret key. The two tools are create_payment_link (creates a NOK hosted-checkout link) and query_payment_status (pull-based status check; returns paid=true when paid).
Key features of Norway Payments Mcp
- Remote MCP server, no local installation needed.
- Stateless – never holds funds or stores credentials.
- Integrates Stripe hosted checkout for payments.
- Supports cards, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
- Two tools: create payment link and query status.
- Part of a 50-country family; hub at mcp.wishpool.app.
Use cases of Norway Payments Mcp
- AI agents accepting one-time payments in Norwegian Krone (NOK).
- Quick integration of Stripe Checkout into any MCP-compatible client.
- Stateless payment orchestration for Norway‑focused applications.
FAQ from Norway Payments Mcp
What payment methods are supported?
Cards, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay – whatever is enabled on the Stripe account.
Does this MCP server store payment data or credentials?
No. It is a stateless translation layer – funds flow buyer → Stripe → merchant, and the server has no database.
What do I need to connect my AI agent?
You need your Stripe secret key (sk_test_ for test mode, sk_live_ for production) and the MCP endpoint https://mcp-no.wishpool.app/mcp.
Where is this server hosted and what transport does it use?
The server is remote, uses Streamable HTTP (stateless JSON‑RPC), and requires the x-stripe-secret-key header for authentication.
Can I run this locally for development?
Yes, run node test/serve.js (Node ≥ 18 required). Zero runtime dependencies, MIT license.
