Card issuing over MCP
One MCP server gives your agents card tools. They work only within the scopes of the key you give them.
- Streamable HTTP
- Scoped keys
- Same API and limits
Live in three steps.
- Minute 1Get a key
Sign up in the console and pick the key's scopes.
· scopes: cards:issue cards:read· key gp_live_7f3a… ✓ - Minute 2Connect the server
One command in Claude Code, or a JSON config.
$ claude mcp add guara ✓· tools loaded - ThenAsk your agent
It calls the same API — same limits, same webhooks.
→ issue a card, $50 limitPOST /cards 201
MCP server, end to end.
One server for every MCP client
A streamable HTTP endpoint for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and agents you build yourself.
Least privilege
Give a key only the tools the agent needs.
Same rules
MCP calls go through the same limits and checks as REST.
Every event, signed
Card events reach your backend with an HMAC-SHA256 signature.
Your code approves
Every purchase asks your endpoint first.
A few lines
to start.
Same REST API, same keys and limits for every program. Docs open in the console after sign-up.
claude mcp add --transport http guara \ https://api.guarapay.io/api/v1/partner/mcp \ --header "x-api-key: $GUARA_KEY" # the agent can now issue cards, read transactions # and check balance — only within the key's scopes
Tell us what you're building.
Three steps from here to live cards.
- We reply within a business dayPricing for your volume, by email or your contact.
- You connect the APIKeys, webhooks and MCP for your agents.
- You go liveSwitch to live keys and issue cards to your users.
MCP server: FAQ
What can an agent do over MCP?
Issue cards, read transactions and check balance — only what the key's scopes allow.
Which MCP clients are supported?
Any client that supports streamable HTTP servers, such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop and ChatGPT.
Is MCP a separate product?
No. The MCP server uses the same partner API, keys, limits and webhooks.
How do I keep an agent in check?
Scoped keys, a limit on every card, and your own endpoint that approves or declines each purchase.