Guatemala Payments Mcp

What is Guatemala Payments Mcp?

Guatemala Payments Mcp is a remote MCP server that lets any AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) accept payments in Guatemala using cards (Visa/Mastercard) via Recuente's hosted checkout. It is a stateless translation layer—funds flow directly from buyer to Recuente to merchant, and the server never holds funds or stores credentials (no database).

How to use Guatemala Payments Mcp?

Configure your MCP client with the endpoint https://mcp-gt.wishpool.app/mcp and add the header x-recurrente-public-key set to your Recuente API key. Then call the tool create_payment_link to generate a GTQ hosted-checkout link, or query_payment_status to check if a payment is complete (paid=true when PAID).

Key features of Guatemala Payments Mcp

• Remote MCP server for AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor)
• Accepts Visa/Mastercard via Recuente hosted checkout
• Stateless – no database, never holds funds or credentials
• Part of an 81-country family of payment MCP servers
• Listed on the official MCP Registry
• Node ≥ 18 required; zero runtime dependencies; MIT licensed

Use cases of Guatemala Payments Mcp

• AI assistants generating checkout links for customers in Guatemala
• Pull-based payment status checks for order fulfillment
• Integrating Recuente payments into agentic workflows (e.g., booking, e‑commerce)

FAQ from Guatemala Payments Mcp

What is the MCP endpoint?

The endpoint is https://mcp-gt.wishpool.app/mcp (Streamable HTTP, stateless JSON-RPC).

How do I authenticate?

Pass your Recuente public API key in the x-recurrente-public-key header with every request.

Does Guatemala Payments Mcp store payment data or credentials?

No. It is a stateless translation layer; it never holds funds, stores credentials, or uses a database.

What payment methods are supported?

Cards (Visa and Mastercard) via Recuente's hosted checkout.

What runtime dependencies are there?

Node.js ≥ 18. The server has zero runtime dependencies and is MIT licensed.