polygon-mcp

polygon-mcp

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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for seamless integration with the Polygon blockchain network, enabling AI assistants to interact with Polygon through a standardized interface.

The Polygon MCP Server is designed to facilitate interactions between AI systems and the Polygon blockchain. It provides a standardized interface for various blockchain operations, including wallet management, smart contract deployment, L2 bridging, DeFi interactions, and transaction simulations. The server acts as a bridge, handling the complexities of blockchain interactions and offering a clean API for common operations. It supports both the Polygon Mainnet and Amoy Testnet, ensuring flexibility and ease of use for developers. The server is built with a modular architecture, promoting maintainability and scalability.

Features

  • Wallet Operations: Provides tools for managing wallet operations such as retrieving addresses, listing balances, and transferring funds.
  • Smart Contract Operations: Enables deployment and verification of smart contracts on the Polygon network, supporting various contract types.
  • L2 Bridge Operations: Facilitates bridging of ETH and ERC20 tokens between Ethereum and Polygon, with enhanced error handling.
  • DeFi Interactions: Supports interactions with DeFi protocols like QuickSwap and Uniswap, including token swaps and liquidity management.
  • Transaction Simulation: Allows simulation of transactions to preview effects and estimate gas costs, enhancing security and reliability.

Tools

  1. get-address

    Retrieve the current wallet address.

  2. list-balances

    List token balances for the connected wallet.

  3. transfer-funds

    Transfer POL or ERC20 tokens to another address.

  4. deploy-contract

    Deploy a smart contract to Polygon.

  5. simulate-transaction

    Simulate a transaction to preview its effects.