Turkey Payments Mcp

What is Turkey Payments Mcp?

Turkey Payments Mcp is a remote MCP server that enables AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) to accept payments in Turkey—including local Turkish cards with installments (taksit) and international cards—via iyzico’s hosted checkout. It acts as a stateless translation layer; funds flow directly from buyer to iyzico to merchant, never holding funds or storing credentials.

How to use Turkey Payments Mcp?

Connect to the MCP endpoint https://mcp-tr.wishpool.app/mcp via Streamable HTTP, passing the x-iyzico-api-key header with your iyzico API key pair (use a sandbox- prefix for test mode). Then invoke the create_payment_link tool to generate a TRY hosted-checkout link, or query_payment_status to check whether a payment succeeded.

Key features of Turkey Payments Mcp

• Accepts local Turkish cards with taksit (installments) and international cards.
• Stateless — never stores credentials or holds funds.
• Pull-based payment status verification via query_payment_status.
• Remote server, no local database required.
• Works with any AI agent supporting the MCP protocol.
• Part of a 30-country payments family via wishpool.

Use cases of Turkey Payments Mcp

• An AI travel assistant collecting Trip payments from Turkish users using installments.
• A customer support bot generating secure payment links for outstanding invoices.
• An e-commerce chatbot accepting credit card payments from international buyers in Turkey.

FAQ from Turkey Payments Mcp

What does Turkey Payments Mcp do that iyzico alone does not?

It provides a Model Context Protocol interface so that AI agents can create payment links and check payment status without building a custom integration—funds still flow directly iyzico → merchant, and the server never touches the money.

How do I authenticate with Turkey Payments Mcp?

Pass your iyzico API key pair via the x-iyzico-api-key HTTP header. Use a key starting with sandbox- for test mode; real transactions use a live key.

What are the runtime requirements for Turkey Payments Mcp?

The server has zero runtime dependencies and requires Node ≥ 18. It is hosted remotely, so no local install is needed to use it—just an MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP.