Agent Wallet MCP

autoyield

[!WARNING]

This service was retired on 31 October 2026. autoyield (the hosted connector at mcp.autoyield.org and the sign page on this site) is no longer operated. The npm package is deprecated; the source code stays available on GitHub. This domain will not be renewed and lapses in May 2027 — do not sign transactions or trust pages from it after that date. Thank you to everyone who tried it.

0.4.0 (final release): the local stdio server keeps working and never links to autoyield.org (local mode has no hosted sign page). The StockWaves pre-trade gate has no default any more: unset, it is reported as "not run" and the buy tool still uses the mint pinned in the local registry. Set XSTOCK_GATE_URL only to a service you trust.

Research tokenized US stocks and USDC yield from Claude — paste one URL.

autoyield is an MCP server (this repo, agent-wallet-mcp) that gives your AI assistant the analysis a careful human would do before touching tokenized stocks (Backed xStocks on Solana) or parking USDC for yield: risk-adjusted yield rankings, fair-price and order-size checks against the real stock, token-authenticity checks, and wallet checkups. The research edition is read-only and needs no account, no wallet and no install.

Try it in 30 seconds

Then ask:

• "Where can $10,000 of idle USDC earn the most, risk-adjusted?"
• "Is now a fair time to buy NVDAx, and what does a $50k order cost compared with $100?"
• "Is AAPLx the genuine token, and is it safe to trade right now?"
• "Check Solana wallet and suggest a rebalance to 60% SPY / 40% USDC."

What the answers look like

Live output on 2026-10-15, compare_yields for $10,000:

The highest headline rate on the page is the one you should probably avoid; the ranking says so, and says why.

quote_tokenized_stock for NVDAx the same day: the token traded 1.1% below NVDA (z ≈ −1.8 against its own history → "good entry"), and pool depth made a $5k buy cost 0.10% more per share than a $100 buy, a $50k buy 0.38% more.

Two editions

Safety model

• Research edition: never prepares, signs or sends a transaction, and refuses the build_* tools even when called by name.
• Full edition: non-custodial. The server holds no keys and never signs. Before broadcasting a transaction you signed, it re-simulates it on two RPC endpoints and blocks it if the outcome diverges from what you were shown (different output token or recipient, over-spend).
• Usage counters are anonymous (no wallets, IPs or arguments). Details: SECURITY.md · privacy policy.

How it's built

• TypeScript; MCP over Streamable HTTP (stateless) and stdio (npm). Every tool has MCP annotations and an output schema.
• Data: Solana RPC, Jupiter, DefiLlama, Stooq/Yahoo market data, plus an hourly dataset of xStock prices against the real stocks collected since May 2026 (in research/; SPYx has tracked SPY within ±0.13%, 1σ, during market hours).
• Built by one developer with heavy use of Claude Code. Guardrails: 175 tests, a dated security-audit log in SECURITY.md, and the transaction path validated with real mainnet transactions (buy, sell, deposit, withdraw).
• Tokenized stocks are not offered to US persons by their issuers. Everything here is information, not investment advice.

Why this exists

Tokenized US equities (Backed's xStocks, Ondo Global Markets) and on-chain treasury products are the fastest-growing real-world-asset (RWA) category. As of mid-2026 these have real liquidity on Solana — NVDAx, TSLAx, SPYx all carry $300K-$3M each, with ~$5/share trades incurring zero detectable price impact.

Coinbase, Phantom, and Crossmint all offer "agent wallets," but they are generic. None opinionated about RWA discovery, yield aggregation, or the boring-but-correct execution that makes idle USDC actually earn. This server fills that gap, distributed via the AI tool layer.

Install options

The table above covers hosted use. For the full edition (prepares transactions you sign), add https://autoyield-api.fly.dev/mcp as a custom connector instead; Claude opens a page on autoyield.org where you sign one off-chain message in Phantom that names the app you're connecting (standard OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration).

Run it locally instead of using the hosted server (Claude Desktop / Cursor / any stdio MCP client): add to ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (Claude Desktop on macOS) or your editor's MCP config:

{

"mcpServers": { "agent-wallet": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@kaditang/agent-wallet-mcp"] } } }

The npm package is published as @kaditang/agent-wallet-mcp (and listed in the official MCP Registry) — the config above runs it directly via npx, no clone needed.

To run from source instead (for development), clone this repo and run:

`bash

git clone https://github.com/kaditang/agent-wallet-mcp.git

cd agent-wallet-mcp && npm install

cp .env.example .env # then fill in SOL_RPC (api keys are minted via Phantom at /account)

npm run mcp:http # serves on :3030

`

Then point your MCP client at http://localhost:3030/mcp with an Authorization: Bearer header.

Solana RPC endpoint (recommended)

Public RPCs (api.mainnet-beta.solana.com) rate-limit aggressively and reject getTokenAccountsByOwner in some cases. For any meaningful traffic you want a paid endpoint as primary; public ones are kept as fallback automatically.

Free tier from Helius is enough for V1:

1. Sign up → New project → copy the RPC URL (looks like https://mainnet.helius-rpc.com/?api-key=...)
2. Set in .env:

   SOL_RPC=https://mainnet.helius-rpc.com/?api-key=YOUR_KEY

1. (Optional) add a second provider as SOL_RPC_FALLBACK_1 for redundancy.

The pool tries primary first; on transient failures (429, timeouts, 5xx) it falls through to fallbacks, then to the public mainnet-beta + publicnode endpoints.

Error monitoring (optional)

Set SENTRY_DSN to ship server-side errors to Sentry. Disabled by default; no outbound network when unset. Captures 500s and broadcast failures with sanitized context — request bodies, cookies, headers (which can carry api keys) are stripped before send.

SENTRY_DSN=https://<key>@oXXXXXX.ingest.sentry.io/XXXXXX

SENTRY_RELEASE= # optional, for release tracking

Tool surface

Every tool carries MCP annotations: the 10 read tools are marked read-only (clients can offer "always allow"); the 4 build_* tools are marked not read-only but not destructive — they only prepare a transaction, nothing moves until you sign.

Prompts

Ready-made workflows that show up in your client's prompt menu (e.g. Claude Desktop / Claude Code):

Architecture

[Claude / Cursor / Claude Code]

↓ MCP (stdio or HTTP) [agent-wallet-mcp server] ├─ READ tools (DefiLlama, Jupiter quote, RPC reads) ├─ BUILD tools (Jupiter swap → unsigned VersionedTransaction) └─ MONITOR tools (RPC signature lookup) ↓ returns tx + signUrl [user's