Adamik MCP Server

What is Adamik MCP Server?

The Adamik MCP Server enables read and write interactions with 60+ blockchain networks through Claude Desktop. It integrates the standardized, multi-chain Adamik API, allowing developers to manage transactions, accounts, staking, and token interactions across diverse blockchains via a unified interface.

How to use Adamik MCP Server?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with pnpm, set your Adamik API key in .env, build the project, then add the server to your Claude Desktop configuration. After restarting Claude, you can query natural language commands like “Get balances of my cosmos address…” to interact with supported chains.

Key features of Adamik MCP Server

• Unified multi-chain support (60+ networks)
• Transaction encoding, validation, and broadcasting
• Account balance and transaction history retrieval
• Staking operations and validator information
• Token balance and transfer queries (ERC20, TRC20, etc.)
• Address validation and public key conversion

Use cases of Adamik MCP Server

• Query balances across multiple blockchain addresses in one request
• Retrieve transaction history for a specific account
• Obtain validator details and pending staking rewards
• Prepare, validate, and broadcast transactions on supported chains

FAQ from Adamik MCP Server

What are the prerequisites to use this server?

Node.js v20+, pnpm, Git, Claude Desktop, and a Claude Pro subscription are required.

How do I get an Adamik API key?

Visit https://dashboard.adamik.io, create a free account, navigate to API Keys, and generate a key. Add it to the .env file as ADAMIK_API_KEY.

Are there rate limits on the API?

The free tier allows 10,000 requests per month. A premium tier with higher limits is available upon request.

How are private keys handled?

Private keys are stored securely in the .env file. It is recommended to use test wallets with small amounts during development.

What license does the project use?

The Adamik MCP Server is licensed under the MIT License.