Sweden Payments Mcp

What is Sweden Payments Mcp?

Sweden Payments Mcp is a remote MCP server that enables any AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) to accept payments in Sweden via Stripe’s hosted checkout. It supports cards, Klarna, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The server acts as a stateless translation layer — funds flow directly from buyer to Stripe to merchant, and it never holds funds or stores credentials.

How to use Sweden Payments Mcp?

Connect your AI agent to the MCP endpoint https://mcp-se.wishpool.app/mcp using Streamable HTTP and stateless JSON‑RPC. Pass your Stripe secret key in the x-stripe-secret-key header (test mode: sk_test_, live mode: sk_live_). Two tools are available: create_payment_link (creates a SEK hosted‑checkout link) and query_payment_status (pull‑based status check).

Key features of Sweden Payments Mcp

• Accepts payments in Sweden via Stripe hosted checkout.
• Supports Klarna, cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
• Stateless — no database, no fund holding.
• Pull‑based payment status verification.
• Part of a 50‑country MCP payment family.

Use cases of Sweden Payments Mcp

• Let a Claude‑powered assistant generate SEK payment links on demand.
• Enable ChatGPT to accept payments from Swedish customers.
• Automate payment status checks after a customer completes checkout.
• Integrate payment acceptance into any MCP‑compatible agent.

FAQ from Sweden Payments Mcp

What tools does Sweden Payments Mcp provide?

Two tools: create_payment_link creates a SEK hosted‑checkout link, and query_payment_status returns whether a payment is paid (paid=true).

How are funds and data handled?

The server is a stateless translation layer. Funds flow directly from buyer to Stripe to merchant; the server never holds funds or stores credentials of any kind.

What authentication does it require?

Include your Stripe secret key in the x-stripe-secret-key header (test mode sk_test_ or live mode sk_live_).

What are the runtime requirements?

Node.js version 18 or higher is required. The server has zero runtime dependencies and is released under the MIT license.