
MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce
@codespar
About MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce
37 MCP servers for agentic commerce and Brazilian services. Stripe ACP, x402 (Coinbase), AP2 (Google), Google UCP, plus 14 Brazilian payment rails, fiscal, banking, communication, logistics, ERP, identity, and crypto APIs. ~480 tools. Supports stdio and Streamable HTTP. Published
Basic information
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"brasil-api": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@codespar/mcp-brasil-api"
]
}
}
}Tools
15Look up address by CEP (Brazilian postal code)
Look up company information by CNPJ
List all Brazilian banks with codes and names
List national holidays for a given year
List vehicle brands by type from FIPE table
Get vehicle price from FIPE table by code
Get state and cities for a DDD (area code)
Look up book information by ISBN
Look up NCM tax classification code
Get weather forecast for a city (CPTEC/INPE)
List Pix participant institutions (PSPs/banks enrolled in Pix)
Look up .br domain registration info
List all municipalities for a Brazilian state (IBGE data)
Get current Brazilian tax/economic rates (Selic, CDI, IPCA)
Search CPTEC/INPE cities by name for weather forecasts
Overview
What is MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce?
A collection of 37 Model Context Protocol servers for building agentic commerce workflows and integrating with Brazilian payment, tax, and logistics services. It ships ready-to-use tools for both universal protocols (Stripe, x402, AP2, Google UCP) and Brazilian rails (Asaas, PagSeguro, Pix, Cielo, Stone, etc.).
How to use MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce?
Run one of the provided NPX servers: npx @codespar/mcp-brasil-api (free, no API key), npx @codespar/mcp-stripe-acp for Stripe checkout, or npx @codespar/mcp-x402 for HTTP micropayments. All servers support stdio and Streamable HTTP transport.
Key features of MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce
- 37 MCP servers for commerce and Brazilian services
- Stripe ACP with 16 tools for agentic checkout
- x402 with 10 tools for HTTP micropayments
- AP2 with 13 tools for agent authorization and audit trails
- Google UCP with 21 tools for shopping, cart, and orders
- Brazilian rails: Asaas, PagSeguro, Pix, Cielo, Stone, and more
Use cases of MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce
- Enabling AI agents to perform checkout and payment delegation via Stripe
- Processing HTTP micropayments with USDC on Base/Solana using x402
- Authorizing AI agents and tracking audit trails with AP2
- Integrating Brazilian payment and tax services into agentic workflows
- Building full shopping, cart, checkout, and delivery flows with Google UCP
FAQ from MCP Dev Brasil — 37 Servers for Agentic Commerce
What transport protocols do the servers support?
All servers support stdio and Streamable HTTP transport.
Does the base server require an API key?
No – npx @codespar/mcp-brasil-api is free and requires no API key.
Are these servers only for Brazilian businesses?
No – they include universal protocols (Stripe, x402, AP2, Google UCP) alongside a set of Brazilian-specific rails.
How many tools does each major protocol provide?
Stripe ACP offers 16 tools, x402 offers 10, AP2 offers 13, and Google UCP offers 21.
What Brazilian services are included?
Asaas, PagSeguro, Zoop, Pagar.me, Pix BCB, Cielo, Stone, Nuvem Fiscal, Melhor Envio, Z-API, Omie, Stark Bank, BrasilAPI, and more.
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