Saudi Arabia Payments Mcp

What is Saudi Arabia Payments MCP?

A remote MCP server that lets any AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) accept payments in Saudi Arabia via Tap Payments’ hosted checkout. It supports mada, Apple Pay, cards, STC Pay, and other methods enabled on the Tap account. The server is stateless and never holds funds or stores credentials.

How to use Saudi Arabia Payments MCP?

Point your MCP client to https://mcp-sa.wishpool.app/mcp and include the header x-tap-secret-key with your Tap Payments secret key. Two tools are available: create_payment_link (creates a SAR hosted‑checkout link) and query_payment_status (pulls the payment status).

Key features of Saudi Arabia Payments MCP

• Remote Streamable HTTP server, no local installation needed.
• Supports mada, Apple Pay, cards, STC Pay via Tap Payments.
• Stateless: funds flow directly buyer → Tap Payments → merchant.
• Two tools: create payment link and query payment status.
• No database: credentials never stored.
• Part of a 30‑country MCP family; listed on the official MCP Registry.

Use cases of Saudi Arabia Payments MCP

• AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) that need to charge customers in SAR.
• Automating invoice creation and payment‑status checking in Saudi Arabia.
• Integrating Saudi payment methods into a conversational or task‑oriented AI assistant.
• Enabling e‑commerce checkout links generated on‑the‑fly by an AI agent.
• Merchants already using Tap Payments who want an AI‑friendly payment layer.

FAQ from Saudi Arabia Payments MCP

What payment methods are supported?

Mada (the Saudi debit network), Apple Pay, cards, STC Pay, and any other method enabled on the Tap Payments account.

How do I get a Tap secret key?

Sign up at businesses.tap.company and obtain a free sk_test_ key for testing; use sk_live_ keys for production.

Is the server stateful or stateless?

Stateless. The server is a translation layer — it never holds funds, stores credentials, or uses a database.

What tools does Saudi Arabia Payments MCP provide?

Two tools: create_payment_link (generates a SAR hosted‑checkout link) and query_payment_status (checks if a payment is paid=true).

What are the runtime requirements for local testing?

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