Kaspa MCP
Kaspa MCP is an MCP server for sending KAS tokens on the Kaspa blockchain. It supports managing wallets, querying balances, estimating transaction fees, and making transactions through mnemonics or private keys.
2.5 points
4.4K

What is the Kaspa MCP Server?

The Kaspa MCP server is a bridge that connects your Kaspa wallet to AI assistants (such as Claude Desktop). It provides a series of tools that allow you to perform operations on the Kaspa blockchain directly in the conversation, such as checking balances, generating new wallet addresses, or sending KAS tokens, without leaving the chat interface. All operations are completed locally, and your private key will never leave your device.

How to Use the Kaspa MCP Server?

First, you need to configure this MCP server in Claude Desktop and provide your Kaspa wallet mnemonic or private key (only for local signing). After the configuration is complete, you can use natural language instructions directly in Claude to manage your Kaspa assets, such as asking 'What is my balance?' or 'Send 10 KAS to this address.'

Use Cases

The Kaspa MCP server is very suitable for users who want to simplify the daily management of cryptocurrencies. You can seamlessly perform Kaspa-related operations when discussing investments, making transactions, or needing to quickly query on-chain information with an AI assistant. It provides great convenience for users who are not familiar with the command line or wallet interface.

Main Features

Generate a New Wallet
Create a brand - new BIP39 mnemonic (12 or 24 words) using a secure cryptographic random number generator and immediately display the corresponding Kaspa receiving address.
View My Address
Get the Kaspa wallet address associated with your configured private key or mnemonic, making it convenient for you to share the address to receive payments.
Query Balance
Query the current KAS balance and the number of unspent transaction outputs (UTXO) of any Kaspa address. By default, it queries the balance of your own wallet.
Estimate Network Fees
Get the current real - time transaction fee estimates for the Kaspa network, divided into three priorities: high, medium, and low, to help you decide on the transfer speed.
Send KAS Tokens
Send KAS to a specified Kaspa address. This function will automatically check the balance, build the transaction, sign it with your private key, and broadcast it to the network.
View Transaction Details
Query the detailed information of a transaction through the transaction ID, including whether it has been confirmed by the network, the involved input and output addresses, and the amounts.
Advantages
Seamless integration: Operate directly in the interface of AI assistants such as Claude without switching applications.
Security first: All signing operations are completed locally, and private keys and mnemonics are never sent to external servers.
User - friendly: Use natural language instructions, reducing the technical threshold for using cryptocurrencies.
Comprehensive functions: Covers daily core needs such as wallet management, querying, and transferring.
Multi - network support: Compatible with the Kaspa mainnet and testnets, facilitating development and testing.
Limitations
Dependent on AI assistants: Must be used through MCP - supported clients such as Claude Desktop.
Limited function scope: Currently focuses on basic wallet operations and does not include advanced DeFi or smart contract interactions.
Requires initial configuration: Users need to securely store and configure mnemonics or private keys by themselves.
Network - dependent: All queries and transaction sending depend on the availability and stability of the Kaspa network.

How to Use

Installation and Building
First, you need to install the Node.js environment. Then, clone or download the project code in the terminal and run the installation and building commands.
Prepare Wallet Credentials
You need to provide access to a Kaspa wallet. There are two ways: 1) Use an existing 24 - word BIP39 mnemonic. 2) Use a private key in hexadecimal format. Please make sure to keep this information safe.
Configure Claude Desktop
Open the configuration file of Claude Desktop, add the configuration item of the Kaspa MCP server in the specified format, and set your wallet credentials as environment variables.
Restart and Start Using
After saving the configuration file, restart the Claude Desktop application. After restarting, you can start interacting with your Kaspa wallet using natural language in the chat window.

Usage Examples

Example 1: Create a New Wallet
When you want to start using Kaspa but don't have a wallet yet, you can directly ask the AI assistant to generate one for you.
Example 2: Quick Receiving
You need to tell your friend your receiving address so that he can transfer KAS to you.
Example 3: Query Assets and Transfer
You want to check how much KAS you have and decide to transfer a part of it to others.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my private key safe?
Which Kaspa networks are supported?
Can I use it to receive KAS?
What if I lose my mnemonic?
What if the transaction fails?

Related Resources

Kaspa Official Website
Learn about the vision, technical details, and latest developments of the Kaspa project.
Kaspa MCP Project Code Repository
Access the open - source code of this MCP server, report issues, or contribute code.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Official Documentation
Learn more about MCP, understand its working principle and ecosystem.
Kaspa Blockchain Explorer
View details of transactions, blocks, and addresses on the Kaspa network on the web page.

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kaspa": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["kaspa-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "KASPA_MNEMONIC": "your twenty four word mnemonic phrase here ...",
        "KASPA_NETWORK": "mainnet"
      }
    }
  }
}
Note: Your key is sensitive information, do not share it with anyone.

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