razorpay

This MCP server provides a standardized interface for interacting with the Razorpay payment gateway API from AI assistants. It exposes a set of tools that can fetch payments, orders, settlements, refunds, disputes, invoices, contacts, transactions, VPAs, and customers, with pagination support. The server can be run in stdio mode for direct integration with clients like Cursor, or via SSE for web applications, and it can also be deployed with Docker. Use the provided commands and arguments to securely supply your Razorpay API credentials and then query the available tools to retrieve gateway data through the MCP interface.

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Tips and common considerations: Keep your Razorpay API credentials secure and do not commit them to source control. When using the SSE endpoint, you can connect a web app via an EventSource and issue tool calls by posting JSON messages to /messages with the appropriate sessionId. The MCP supports a wide range of Razorpay data retrieval tools, all with optional pagination parameters: count (default 10, max 100), skip, from, and to. If you encounter CUDA-related or environment-related issues, ensure Node/npm paths are correctly configured and that the global binary razorpay-mcp-stdio is accessible in your PATH. For Windows users, the README provides a Windows-specific command wrapper that invokes the stdio binary via cmd /c.