A MCP Server for Prometeo API
A MCP Server for Prometeo API
A server implementation for MCP (Model Context Protocol) to connect Prometeo API. Include functions to access banking information, validate accounts and query CURP.
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| curp_query | Allows you to validate and retrieve information associated with an existing CURP (Clave Única de Registro de Población) by providing the CURP code directly. This function is essential for verifying Mexican identity docum |
| curp_reverse_query | Enables retrieval of a CURP by providing personal demographic data instead of the CURP itself. This function requires name, surnames, gender, birthdate, and state of registration to find the corresponding CURP. |
| validate_account | Validates bank account information across multiple Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay) and the United States. This function verifies if an account exists and retu |
| get_validation_result | Retrieves the status or result of a previously initiated account validation request. This is particularly useful for asynchronous validations that may take time to process through banking systems. |
| get_tasks | Retrieves information about system tasks and their statuses. This function is useful for monitoring background processes and understanding the overall system state. |
| banking_login | Establishes a connection with a banking provider by authenticating user credentials. It handles multi-factor authentication scenarios by returning a session key that can be used for subsequent operations. If two-factor a |
| banking_get_accounts | Retrieves a list of all accounts associated with an authenticated banking session. This provides account numbers, types, balances, and other relevant details once a user is successfully logged in. |
| banking_get_movements | Obtains transaction history (movements) for a specific account within a defined date range. This function requires an active session key, account number, currency code, and the desired date range for the transactions. |
| banking_logout | Securely terminates an active banking session, ensuring proper cleanup of authentication tokens and session data. |
| crossborder_create_intent | Create a crossborder payin intent using the destination_id, concept, currency, amount, customer and external_id. Payins support: virtual account (MX) or QR code (BR, PE). |
| crossborder_create_payout | Create a crossborder payout transfer for the local rail. For MX uses SPEI, for BR uses PIX and for PE uses CCE. |
| crossborder_get_intent | Get a crossborder payin intent by intent_id. Able to get the status of the intent. |
| crossborder_get_payout | Get a crossborder payout transfer by payout_id. Able to get the status of the payout. |
| crossborder_list_intents |
| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| PROMETEO_API_KEY | Credential the server authenticates with. | Yes |
| PROMETEO_ENVIRONMENT | Configuration value read at startup. | Optional |
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