Add the Finance District MCP server to your AI client. Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible client.
Claude Desktop
Claude Code
Cursor
Any MCP-compatible client
Add to Claude
Opens Claude Desktop’s connector settings
Or add manually:
1
Open Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector
In Claude Desktop, go to Settings → Customize → Connectors, click + and select Add custom connector.
2
Fill in the connector
Name:Finance District
Remote MCP server URL:https://wallet-mcp.fd.xyz
3
Click Add, then Connect
Sign in with your District Pass when prompted and authorize access.
Connect your Finance District Agent Wallet to Claude Code so the agent can check balances, transfer tokens, swap, earn yield, and make x402 payments — directly from your terminal or IDE sessions.
Authenticate — start Claude Code (claude), then either:
Run /mcp inside the session, select finance-district, and choose Authenticate, or
Simply ask the agent to use a wallet tool — the browser OAuth flow triggers on first use.
Authorize with District Pass — your browser opens for OAuth authorization. Sign in and authorize access. The status flips to ✔ Connected and the session persists across restarts.
Test it — ask the agent:
What Finance District wallet tools do you have? Call getMyInfo to show my account.
You should see the wallet tools listed and your account details returned.
Open Cursor Settings → MCP Servers → Add new server and paste:
See MCP Compatible Clients for client-specific config file paths, Windsurf and n8n setup, and custom MCP client integration (CIMD / DCR).
On first connection, your browser opens for OAuth authorization. Sign in with your District Pass (if you aren’t already) and authorize the client to access your Finance District account. Once authorized, the connection persists across sessions.For client-specific setup instructions, see MCP Compatible Clients.
“Connect to Finance District MCP and show me my wallet information.”
The agent should return your wallet addresses across all supported chains. Then try:
“What’s my wallet balance?”
If you see your balances (even if zero), you’re fully connected.
For the best agent experience, optionally add the Agent Wallet Skills to your client. Skills give the agent curated prompt templates and pre-built workflows for common wallet operations — transfers, swaps, yield, and more.