MCP server for Pluggy — Open Finance Brasil aggregator: accounts, transactions, payment initiation.
MCP server for Pomelo — pan-LATAM card issuing: users, virtual/physical cards, transactions.
MCP server for QuickBooks Online (Intuit) — customers, invoices, payments, items, accounts, P&L.
MCP server for Rapyd — global collect + disburse across 100+ countries, cash pickup, wallets.
MCP server for RD Station — contacts, events, funnels, deals, segmentations, lead scoring, webhooks.
MCP server for Rede — Itaú-owned BR acquirer: authorize/capture/refund, zero-auth, card tokens.
Brazilian card acquiring API — merchants, cards-on-file, 3DS, PIX, banking, pricing.
MCP server for Safrapay — Banco Safra acquirer: credit, Pix, boleto + split, 3DS, chargebacks.
MCP server for Santander Brasil — Pix, Cobrança (boleto), Arrecadação, Extrato (OAuth2 + mTLS).
MCP server for SendGrid — global transactional + marketing email (Twilio-owned).
MCP server for Shopee — LatAm marketplace Partner API v2 (orders, products, shipping, returns).
MCP server for Shopify — Admin REST API (orders, products, customers, inventory, fulfillments).
MCP server for Sicoob — Pix (cob/cobv/DICT), Cobrança (boleto), SPB (OAuth2 + mTLS).
MCP server for Sift — global ML fraud detection: real-time risk scoring, decisions, event ingestion.
Siigo — Colombian accounting + DIAN e-invoicing.
Skydropx — Mexican multi-carrier shipping aggregator.
MCP server for Stark Bank — transfers, boletos, invoices, Pix, balance.
MCP server for Stone — open banking, payments, Pix, transfers.
STP/SPEI — Mexican instant bank transfers.
Stripe ACP — AI agent checkout, payment delegation, products, invoices.
MCP server for Take Blip — chatbots, messaging, contacts, broadcasts.
Tienda Nube — LATAM e-commerce platform (Argentine-founded).
MCP server for Tiny ERP — products, stock, warehouses, price lists, orders, invoices, AP/AR.
MCP server for Transak — fiat-to-crypto on/off-ramp across ~170 countries (Partner API).
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.