Overview
What is NANO MCP Server?
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation for interacting with the NANO (XNO) cryptocurrency network. It provides account operations, block operations, network information, and unit conversion utilities, enabling developers to integrate NANO RPC functionality into MCP-compatible applications.
How to use NANO MCP Server?
Install via npm install @nano/mcp-server. Use as a library by importing the NanoMCP class and calling methods such as getBalance, getAccountInfo, getBlockCount, getVersion, convertToNano, and convertFromNano. Alternatively, run as a standalone MCP server with npm start.
Key features of NANO MCP Server?
- Account balance and pending amount retrieval
- Detailed account information (frontier, representative, etc.)
- Network block count (total, unchecked, cemented)
- NANO node version and network details
- Unit conversion between NANO and raw
- Real-time RPC interaction with detailed logging
Use cases of NANO MCP Server?
- Query a NANO account’s balance and pending funds
- Retrieve account details such as frontier block and representative
- Monitor overall network activity via block counts
- Convert between NANO and raw units programmatically
- Build MCP-based tools or agents that interact with the NANO network
FAQ from NANO MCP Server
How to install NANO MCP Server?
Install the npm package: npm install @nano/mcp-server.
What API methods does NANO MCP Server provide?
The server exposes getBalance, getAccountInfo, getBlockCount, getVersion, convertToNano, and convertFromNano.
Is there logging of RPC calls?
Yes, all RPC calls are logged to logs/rpc_calls.log with timestamp, action, parameters, response, duration, and errors.
Does NANO MCP Server require a running NANO node?
The README does not specify local node requirements; it uses the public SomeNano node (node.somenano.com)
