概览
What is Ivory Coast Payments Mcp?
Ivory Coast Payments Mcp is a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables AI agents (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) to accept payments in Ivory Coast via mobile money (Orange Money, MTN Mobile Money, Wave) and cards, using Paystack's hosted checkout. It acts as a stateless translation layer with zero database — funds flow directly from buyer to merchant.
How to use Ivory Coast Payments Mcp?
Connect any MCP-compatible AI agent to the endpoint https://mcp-ci.wishpool.app/mcp and pass your Paystack secret key via the x-paystack-secret-key header (test or live). Two tools are available: create_payment_link (generates a XOF checkout link) and query_payment_status (checks if payment is complete).
Key features of Ivory Coast Payments Mcp
- Remote MCP server with Streamable HTTP transport
- Supports Orange Money, MTN Mobile Money, Wave, and cards
- Powered by Paystack hosted checkout
- Stateless — no storage of credentials or funds
- Part of a 71-country family of payment MCPs
- Zero runtime dependencies; Node ≥ 18 required
Use cases of Ivory Coast Payments Mcp
- AI agents accepting payments in Ivory Coast without custom integration
- E-commerce chatbots creating payment links for mobile money customers
- Automated payment status polling for order fulfillment
- Multi‑country payment workflows via the larger MCP hub
FAQ from Ivory Coast Payments Mcp
What payment methods does it support?
Orange Money, MTN Mobile Money, Wave, and debit/credit cards — all processed through Paystack's checkout.
Does it store any user credentials or funds?
No. It is a stateless translation layer; all credentials (Paystack secret key) are passed per request, and funds move directly from buyer to merchant.
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js version 18 or higher; no external dependencies.
How do I switch between test and live mode?
Use your Paystack secret key: sk_test_ for test mode, sk_live_ for production. Set it in the x-paystack-secret-key header.
Is there a way to verify the server works?
Yes – run node test/e2e.js after setting up the local server (node test/serve.js) to test protocol compliance and probe real Paystack auth errors.
