Bind ERP — Mexican cloud ERP.
MCP server for Bitso — Latin American crypto exchange, trading, funding, withdrawals.
MCP server for Bling — ERP: products, orders, invoices (NF-e/NFS-e), stock, AR/AP, webhooks.
MCP server for Bold — Colombian acquirer: payment links for cards, PSE and Nequi.
MCP server for Bradesco — Pix, Cobrança (boleto), Arrecadação, Extrato (OAuth2 + mTLS).
MCP server for Braintree (PayPal) — global card processing via GraphQL: charge, refund, vault.
MCP server for BrasilAPI — CEP, CNPJ, banks, FIPE, holidays, weather.
MCP server for Braspag — Cielo orchestration, token vault (Cartão Protegido), recurrence, split.
MCP server for BTG Pactual — Pix, Boleto, Account, Investments (CDB/LCI/LCA/funds), OAuth2 + mTLS.
MCP server for C6 Bank — Pix (cob/cobv), DICT keys, Boleto, balance, statement (OAuth2 + mTLS).
MCP server for Caf — Brazilian KYC/KYB: face auth + liveness, document OCR, orchestrated onboarding.
MCP server for Caixa Econômica Federal — Pix, Cobrança (SICOB boleto), Extrato (OAuth2 + mTLS).
MCP server for Celcoin — Pix, boleto, transfers, bill payments, top-ups.
MCP server for Certta — Brazilian KYC/KYB: biometrics, OCR, ICP-Brasil e-signature, onboarding.
MCP server for Chargebee — global subscription billing, recurring revenue orchestration.
MCP server for Cielo — credit card, debit, boleto, recurrent payments.
MCP server for Circle — USDC payments, wallets, payouts, transfers.
MCP server for ClearSale — Brazilian fraud prevention, order risk scoring, device fingerprinting.
MCP server for Clip (PayClip) — Mexico's leading acquirer: payment links, card charges, refunds.
MCP server for Cobre — CO/MX B2B treasury: balances, counterparties, money movements.
Colppy — Argentine cloud accounting + AFIP invoicing.
Conekta — Mexican payment gateway (cards, OXXO cash, SPEI).
MCP server for Conta Azul — accounting, invoicing, customers, products.
Coordinadora — Colombian courier and logistics.
About AI & Agents MCP servers
This category collects servers that make agents better at being agents. You will find orchestration layers that run multi-step pipelines, routers that hand a task to the right model or sub-agent, evaluation and tracing tools, prompt and skill libraries, and bridges that let one assistant call another. Some wrap commercial model APIs; others are thin coordination layers around open-source frameworks.
Because these servers often sit between your agent and other systems, look closely at where data flows and what is logged. Prefer servers that document their tool contracts clearly, support streaming where relevant, and can run locally when the workload is sensitive. Many are new and move quickly, so check the repository's recent activity before relying on one in production.