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A comprehensive suite of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers from Kukapay.

Installation

Run this command in your terminal to add the MCP server to Claude Code.

Run in terminal:

Command

claude mcp add --transport stdio kukapay-kukapay-mcp-servers node server.js \
  --env PORT="Port to run the MCP API server" \
  --env API_KEY="Optional API key for external data sources" \
  --env LOG_LEVEL="debug|info|warn|error"

How to use

Kukapay MCP Servers offer a centralized collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints focused on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3 data. The repository aggregates numerous specialized MCP servers across categories like DeFi, DEX trading tools, market data analytics, news, on-chain analysis, cross-chain bridges, NFTs, and utilities. You can run the orchestrator locally to access these endpoints and integrate them into autonomous agents, dashboards, or research workflows. The servers provide structured data streams and context for real-time decision making, enabling agents to query price feeds, market metrics, cross-chain events, wallet analyses, and news feeds from a unified surface.

How to install

Prerequisites:

Node.js (LTS recommended) and npm installed on your machine
Git installed to clone the repository

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/kukapay/kukapay-mcp-servers.git
cd kukapay-mcp-servers

Install dependencies (if a root package.json exists for the MCP orchestrator):

npm install

Configure environment variables (example):

PORT=3000
LOG_LEVEL=info
API_KEY=your-api-key-if-needed

Run the MCP server orchestrator:

npm start

If you’re running a standalone Node server script, you can start it directly:

node server.js

Notes:

If the repository provides a docker-compose file or specific run scripts, use those as documented in the repo’s guidance.
Replace placeholders with your actual credentials and configuration as needed.

Additional notes

Tips and caveats:

Many MCP endpoints rely on external data sources; ensure you’ve configured any required API keys or rate-limit handling.
Environment variables like PORT and LOG_LEVEL help control runtime behavior; consider setting LOG_LEVEL to debug only during troubleshooting.
If you plan to deploy publicly, secure your API endpoints and consider API key rotation and firewall rules.
The MCP collection spans numerous domains; consider enabling only the categories you actively use to reduce data latency and keep costs manageable.
If you encounter connection errors to external feeds, verify network access and verify the status of the upstream data providers.
Check for updates regularly since MCP servers frequently add new data feeds and endpoints.