MCP
The Lunch Flow MCP Server allows users to query bank account data connected to AI assistants such as Claude through natural language. It supports access to the balances, transaction records, and spending patterns of over 20,000 banks worldwide and needs to be used with a Lunch Flow account.
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What is Lunch Flow MCP Server?
Lunch Flow MCP Server is a financial service connector based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), which allows you to securely connect your bank account data to AI assistants (such as Claude). Through this server, you can query financial information directly in conversations without switching applications or logging into the bank website.How to use Lunch Flow MCP Server?
The usage process is divided into three simple steps: 1) Register a Lunch Flow account and connect your bank accounts; 2) Obtain an API key; 3) Install the MCP server via Smithery or run it locally. After completion, you can directly ask financial questions in AI conversations.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for users who need to know their financial status in real - time, including scenarios such as personal financial management, budget tracking, spending analysis, multi - account summary queries, and financial report generation. It is especially suitable for busy professionals, freelancers, and small business owners.Main features
Multi - bank account connection
Supports connecting accounts from over 20,000 banks in more than 40 countries, including major international banks and regional financial institutions
Account list query
Get a complete list of all connected bank accounts, including account types and basic information, through the lunchflow_list_accounts tool
Transaction history view
Query the transaction records of a specific account using the lunchflow_get_account_transactions tool, supporting time filtering and classified viewing
Real - time balance query
Get the current available balance and total balance information of an account through the lunchflow_get_account_balance tool
Natural language interaction
You can obtain financial data by conversing with the AI assistant in daily language, without the need to learn complex query syntax or commands
Secure data access
Only provides read - only access. API keys are encrypted and stored, and bank credentials are not saved on the MCP server
Advantages
Extensive bank coverage: Supports over 20,000 banks in more than 40 countries worldwide
Easy to use: Query through natural language without technical background
Real - time data: Get the latest account balance and transaction information
Security guarantee: Read - only access, encrypted API keys, and no storage of bank login credentials
Open - source and transparent: The code is open - source, and users can review the security and functional implementation
Seamless integration: Perfectly integrated with mainstream AI assistants such as Claude
Limitations
Dependent on third - party services: Requires a Lunch Flow account as an intermediate layer
Read - only permission: Cannot perform transfer or payment operations through this tool
Requires network connection: All data queries require an Internet connection
Bank connection stability: Depends on the availability and stability of bank APIs
Regional restrictions: Banks in some countries may not be supported or have limited functions
How to use
Register a Lunch Flow account
Visit lunchflow.app to register an account, which is a prerequisite for connecting bank accounts
Connect bank accounts
Add and verify your bank accounts on the Lunch Flow platform, supporting the simultaneous connection of multiple banks
Obtain an API key
Log in to Lunch Flow, go to the destinations page to generate an API key for MCP server authentication
Install the MCP server
Install it with one click via the Smithery platform or clone the code from GitHub and run it locally
Configure the API key
Add your Lunch Flow API key to the MCP server configuration to ensure a secure connection
Start using
Start the AI assistant (such as Claude), and now you can directly ask financial - related questions
Usage examples
Daily financial check
Quickly view the current status of all bank accounts to understand the overall financial situation
Spending analysis
Analyze spending patterns during a specific period and identify major expenditure categories
Budget tracking
Compare actual expenditures with budget targets and monitor financial health
Multi - account management
Manage multiple bank accounts simultaneously and understand the distribution of funds
Transaction query
Find specific transactions or understand the flow of funds
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lunch Flow MCP Server secure?
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Is it free?
Is the data real - time?
Can I transfer or make payments?
How can I get technical support?
Do I need programming knowledge?
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Related resources
Lunch Flow official website
The main platform for registering accounts, connecting banks, and obtaining API keys
Bank coverage
View the list of supported banks and country coverage
API documentation
The complete technical documentation of the Lunch Flow API
Security instructions
Learn in detail about Lunch Flow's security measures and privacy protection
GitHub repository
The source code and issue tracking of the MCP server
Discord community
Join the community to get help, share experiences, and provide feedback and suggestions
Smithery platform
The hosting and distribution platform for the MCP server
Model Context Protocol
Understand the technical specifications and standards of the MCP protocol

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