Bitpin Mcp Server

What is Bitpin Mcp Server?

Bitpin Mcp Server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server implementation for the Bitpin cryptocurrency exchange. It exposes tools for retrieving wallet balances, market data, order details, and executing various order types (limit, market, stop-limit, OCO). It is intended for developers who want to integrate Bitpin exchange functionality with LLM-powered applications.

How to use Bitpin Mcp Server?

Install .NET 9 and reference the BitpinClient NuGet package. Configure your Bitpin API Key and Secret either via environment variables (BITPIN_API_KEY, BITPIN_API_SECRET) or in C# settings. Add the MCP server configuration to your application (e.g., in appsettings.json) specifying the dotnet command and the project path. Then run the server using standard MCP client setup.

Key features of Bitpin Mcp Server

• Retrieve wallet balances for various cryptocurrencies.
• Get list of all supported trading markets.
• Fetch current ticker prices and market data.
• Place limit, market, stop-limit, and OCO orders.
• Manage orders: list, retrieve by ID, cancel.
• Retrieve completed orders and recent trades.
• Fetch order books for specific markets.

Use cases of Bitpin Mcp Server

• Build an LLM-powered crypto trading assistant.
• Automate trading strategies using natural language commands.
• Monitor portfolio balances and market activity via chat interfaces.
• Execute complex order types (stop-limit, OCO) through AI agents.
• Integrate Bitpin exchange data into custom analytics dashboards.

FAQ from Bitpin Mcp Server

What does Bitpin Mcp Server do?

It provides MCP tools that let AI models interact with the Bitpin cryptocurrency exchange — retrieving data and placing orders.

What are the prerequisites to run it?

You need .NET 9 or higher, the BitpinClient NuGet package, and valid Bitpin API credentials (Key and Secret).

How is the server configured?

API credentials are passed via environment variables (BITPIN_API_KEY, BITPIN_API_SECRET) or set in code using BitpinClientSettings. The server runs over Stdio transport with a dotnet command.

Where is my data stored?

All data comes from the Bitpin API – no data is stored locally by the server; it only relays requests and responses.

What order types are supported?

Limit, market, stop-limit, and OCO (One Cancels the Other) orders are supported.