Overview
What is Debitura?
Debitura is an MCP server for cross‑border debt collection. It connects Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP‑compatible agent to the Debitura platform, enabling AI assistants to manage international debt recovery: check case status, read partner conversations, get pricing, and submit new collection cases handled by vetted local partners in 190+ countries on a no‑cure‑no‑pay basis.
How to use Debitura?
Add a custom connector in your MCP client pointing to https://mcp.debitura.com/mcp and authenticate with your Debitura API key via the XApiKey header or Authorization: Bearer <key>. Verify the connection by asking your assistant “Ping Debitura”.
Key features of Debitura
- Check case status and portfolio overview
- Read partner conversations and case timeline
- Preview pricing and eligibility before submitting
- Submit collection cases with safe, explicit confirmation
- Attach documents and send messages to partners
- List team members for attribution
Use cases of Debitura
- Query collection case statuses across an international portfolio
- Get cost estimates before committing to a collection
- Review partner messages and payment recoveries
- Submit new cases from an AI assistant with safety checks
FAQ from Debitura
How do I authenticate?
Use your Debitura API key in the XApiKey header or as a Bearer token. Get a key from the API key page at app.debitura.com.
Is this a hosted service?
Yes, the only supported way to use Debitura’s MCP is the hosted endpoint at https://mcp.debitura.com/mcp. No npm package is published; the source is public for auditing and self‑hosting (development only).
Is the MCP server stateless?
Yes. Each request creates a fresh MCP server bound to the caller’s API key, which is passed straight through to the Debitura Customer API. No keys or case data are stored.
What data does it access?
It accesses your Debitura cases, messages, payments, contracts, files, account summary, and team members. Data lives in Debitura’s systems; nothing is stored locally by the MCP server.
What are the rate limits?
Rate limiting is handled at the Cloudflare edge that fronts mcp.debitura.com. Some tools fan out to multiple Customer‑API calls per invocation, which the edge limits account for.
