Armor Crypto MCP
MCP ServerFree** - MCP to interface with multiple blockchains, staking, DeFi, swap, bridging, wallet management, DCA, Limit Orders, Coin Lookup, Tracking and more.
Capabilities11 decomposed
multi-chain wallet creation and management via mcp schema
Medium confidenceCreates and manages cryptocurrency wallets across multiple blockchains through a standardized MCP tool interface that abstracts blockchain-specific wallet creation logic. The system maintains wallet metadata (name, type, blockchain) in a unified data model and exposes create_wallet, get_all_wallets, archive_wallets tools that translate AI agent requests into Armor API calls, handling authentication via API keys and returning structured wallet objects with balances and addresses.
Exposes wallet management as MCP tools callable by AI agents, abstracting Armor API authentication and blockchain-specific wallet creation into a schema-based function registry that works natively with Claude, Cline, and n8n without custom integration code
Simpler than building direct blockchain RPC integrations because it delegates key management to Armor's backend and provides a unified interface across planned multi-chain support, whereas alternatives like ethers.js or Solana Web3.js require per-chain implementation
token swap execution with real-time quote fetching
Medium confidenceExecutes token swaps on supported blockchains by fetching real-time conversion quotes and submitting signed transactions through the Armor API. The system accepts source token, destination token, and amount parameters, queries current market rates via get_swap_quote, and then executes the swap via execute_swap, handling slippage tolerance, gas estimation, and transaction signing server-side through Armor's custody infrastructure.
Separates quote fetching from execution as distinct MCP tools, allowing AI agents to inspect conversion rates before committing transactions, and delegates transaction signing to Armor's backend rather than exposing private keys to the agent layer
More secure than direct DEX integrations like 1inch API because private keys never leave Armor's custody, and simpler than building custom quote aggregation because Armor handles liquidity routing internally
bridging and cross-chain token transfers
Medium confidenceEnables AI agents to transfer tokens across different blockchains through a unified bridging interface that abstracts bridge protocol selection and execution. The system exposes bridge_token and get_bridge_quote tools that query available bridge routes, estimate fees and execution times, and submit cross-chain transfer transactions, handling bridge protocol integration (e.g., Wormhole, Stargate) server-side.
Abstracts bridge protocol selection and execution into a single MCP tool, allowing agents to bridge tokens without understanding Wormhole, Stargate, or other bridge mechanics, and handles bridge route optimization server-side
Simpler than direct bridge protocol integration because Armor selects optimal routes and handles protocol-specific transaction construction, and more reliable than manual bridge usage because execution is managed server-side with retry logic
dollar-cost-averaging (dca) order scheduling and management
Medium confidenceEnables AI agents to create recurring token purchase orders that execute at fixed intervals with fixed amounts, abstracting the complexity of scheduling and transaction batching. The system exposes create_dca_order, list_dca_orders, and cancel_dca_order tools that store DCA configuration (token pair, amount, frequency, start/end dates) in Armor's backend and trigger automatic swaps on a schedule, handling gas optimization and order state management.
Implements DCA as a server-side scheduled task managed by Armor backend rather than requiring the AI agent to maintain scheduling state, eliminating the need for persistent cron jobs or external schedulers in the agent layer
More reliable than agent-side scheduling because execution is guaranteed by Armor's infrastructure even if the AI agent disconnects, and simpler than building custom scheduling logic because frequency and execution are handled server-side
limit and stop-loss order placement with conditional execution
Medium confidenceAllows AI agents to place conditional orders that execute automatically when market prices reach specified thresholds, without requiring the agent to monitor prices continuously. The system exposes create_limit_order and create_stop_order tools that store price conditions in Armor's backend and trigger swaps when conditions are met, handling price feed integration, order state transitions, and partial fill scenarios.
Implements conditional order execution server-side using Armor's price feed infrastructure, eliminating the need for agents to poll price data or maintain order state, and supporting complex order types (limit, stop) without custom agent logic
More efficient than agent-side price monitoring because Armor's backend handles continuous price checking, and more reliable than manual order placement because conditions are evaluated server-side with guaranteed execution when triggered
staking and unstaking with reward tracking
Medium confidenceEnables AI agents to stake tokens on supported blockchains and track staking rewards through a unified interface that abstracts blockchain-specific staking mechanics. The system exposes stake_token, unstake_token, and get_staking_balance tools that submit staking transactions, manage validator selection, and return staking position data including APY, earned rewards, and unstaking timelines.
Abstracts blockchain-specific staking mechanics (validator selection, unbonding periods, reward calculation) into a unified MCP tool interface, allowing agents to stake without understanding per-chain staking protocols
Simpler than direct blockchain staking because Armor handles validator selection and reward tracking, and more secure than agent-managed staking because private keys remain in Armor's custody
token information and market data retrieval
Medium confidenceProvides AI agents with real-time and historical token data including prices, market caps, trading volumes, and trending tokens through a data retrieval interface. The system exposes get_token_info, get_trending_tokens, and search_tokens tools that query Armor's token database and external price feeds, returning structured token metadata and market statistics without requiring agents to integrate multiple data sources.
Aggregates token metadata and price data from multiple sources into a single MCP tool interface, eliminating the need for agents to integrate separate price feed APIs (CoinGecko, Chainlink, etc.) and manage data freshness
More convenient than direct price feed APIs because it provides a unified schema across tokens, and more reliable than web scraping because data is sourced from official APIs and cached server-side
wallet group organization and batch operations
Medium confidenceEnables AI agents to organize wallets into logical groups and perform batch operations across multiple wallets simultaneously, reducing the complexity of managing multi-wallet portfolios. The system exposes create_group, add_wallet_to_group, and list_group_wallets tools that maintain group metadata and enable batch queries (e.g., total balance across a group, aggregate staking positions) without requiring agents to iterate through individual wallets.
Implements wallet grouping as a server-side organizational primitive with aggregate query support, allowing agents to reason about wallet cohorts without maintaining group state locally
More efficient than agent-side wallet tracking because aggregate queries are computed server-side, and more scalable than individual wallet queries because batch operations reduce API call overhead
mcp tool schema registration and ai agent binding
Medium confidenceRegisters all Armor crypto operations as standardized MCP tools with JSON schema definitions, enabling seamless integration with AI agent platforms (Claude, Cline, n8n) through automatic function discovery and calling. The system defines tool schemas for each operation (wallet management, trading, staking, etc.) that specify input parameters, output types, and descriptions, allowing agents to understand and invoke tools without custom integration code.
Implements all crypto operations as MCP tools with standardized schemas, enabling zero-code integration with Claude, Cline, and n8n through MCP's native function discovery mechanism rather than custom API bindings
More portable than custom API clients because MCP is a standard protocol supported by multiple AI platforms, and more maintainable than per-platform integrations because tool definitions are centralized in the MCP server
api key authentication and secure credential management
Medium confidenceManages Armor API key authentication for all MCP operations, storing credentials securely in environment variables and injecting them into API requests without exposing keys to the agent layer. The system validates API keys at MCP server startup, handles authentication failures gracefully, and supports key rotation through environment variable updates without requiring MCP server restart.
Centralizes API key management in the MCP server layer, preventing credentials from being exposed to the agent or user-facing code, and supports environment-based configuration for seamless deployment across environments
More secure than agent-side credential storage because keys never leave the server, and more flexible than hardcoded credentials because environment variables enable per-deployment key management
transaction history and balance tracking across wallets
Medium confidenceProvides AI agents with comprehensive transaction history and real-time balance data across all wallets, enabling portfolio monitoring and transaction auditing. The system exposes get_wallet_balance, get_transaction_history, and get_portfolio_summary tools that query Armor's transaction database and blockchain explorers, returning structured transaction records with timestamps, amounts, fees, and balance snapshots.
Aggregates balance and transaction data from Armor's backend and blockchain explorers into a unified query interface, eliminating the need for agents to query multiple data sources or parse blockchain data directly
More comprehensive than direct blockchain queries because it includes Armor-specific transaction metadata, and more efficient than blockchain explorer APIs because data is cached and indexed server-side
Capabilities are decomposed by AI analysis. Each maps to specific user intents and improves with match feedback.
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Best For
- ✓AI agent developers building multi-chain portfolio management tools
- ✓Non-custodial wallet service builders integrating with Claude or Cline
- ✓Teams automating wallet lifecycle management in crypto applications
- ✓AI agents managing automated trading strategies or portfolio rebalancing
- ✓DeFi protocol integrators building swap aggregation layers
- ✓Traders building bots that need real-time quote-to-execution workflows
- ✓Multi-chain portfolio managers moving liquidity between blockchains
- ✓AI agents executing cross-chain arbitrage or rebalancing strategies
Known Limitations
- ⚠Currently supports Solana only; Ethereum, Base, Avalanche, Bitcoin support planned but not implemented
- ⚠No built-in key rotation or recovery phrase management — relies on Armor backend for key custody
- ⚠Wallet creation is synchronous and may timeout for high-volume batch operations
- ⚠Quote freshness depends on Armor API backend — quotes may be stale if market moves rapidly between quote fetch and execution
- ⚠Slippage tolerance is fixed at execution time; no dynamic slippage adjustment based on market conditions
- ⚠Swap execution is atomic per transaction; no partial fill or order splitting across multiple DEXs
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