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Veyra MCP server

Let your AI pay for things online with a wallet that has spending limits you set.

Veyra gives your AI assistant a wallet with rules. You decide the most it can spend per payment and per day, who it is allowed to pay, and when it must ask you first. It is handy if you want an AI to pay for small things like data or an API call without handing it your bank card or your private key.

What is an MCP server? The 30-second version

On its own, your AI can only chat. It cannot reach out and pay for something. An MCP server is a small helper program that gives your AI one new skill or one new connection. Here, that connection is to Veyra, a service that holds your spending rules and moves USDC (a digital dollar) from your own wallet when your AI asks it to. Your AI never sees your key, and it cannot go over the limits because Veyra's server checks every request, not the AI.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to pay someone, for example a seller of a dataset or an API. The AI uses this helper to send the request to Veyra. Veyra looks at your rules: if the amount is small and the recipient is allowed, it pays from your wallet. If it is in the middle range, Veyra gives you a link and you approve it yourself in your own wallet. If it is over your limits or the recipient is not on your list, Veyra blocks it and tells the AI why. You get back a clear answer saying what happened.

What you can do with it

Set a maximum amount per payment and per day
Add a list of allowed recipients
Choose an amount above which you must approve by hand
Pay in USDC on Base from your own wallet
Try everything on a simulated rail that moves no real money
Check what has been spent today and what is left
See the full history of payments and decisions

Try asking your AI

“Pay 1.25 USDC to 0x1234abcd for the weather API, 500 calls”
“How much have I spent today and what is my daily limit?”
“List my recent payments and their status”
“Cancel the payment I just created if it is still cancellable”

What it gives back to you

You get plain answers in the chat: a status like confirmed, awaiting approval, or failed, plus the reason if it was blocked. You can also ask for your budget, your recent payments, or the details of one payment, including the transaction reference once real money has moved. If a payment needs your approval, you get a one-time link to open in your own wallet.

Before you start

What you need

A Veyra account at veyra.money (there is a free plan)
A wallet connected to Veyra, or the simulated source if you just want to try it
An MCP endpoint credential from Veyra, which starts with veyra_

Good to know

This can move real money from your wallet, so start with the simulated rail and keep your auto-approve allowance small, like a float you could afford to lose.

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