Adamik MCP Server

The Adamik MCP Server is a turnkey bridge that lets AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP‑compatible client speak directly to more than 60 blockchain networks using natural language. Instead of wrestling with SDKs, RPC endpoints, or wallet libraries, developers can expose a single, well‑documented MCP interface that translates conversational commands into precise blockchain actions. This solves the perennial pain point of integrating decentralized finance and cross‑chain operations into conversational agents—making blockchain access as simple as asking a question.

At its core, the server implements a rich set of resources that cover account management, transfers, staking, and transaction history across dozens of chains. A user can ask for balances, send native or token funds, stake assets with the best validator, and even trigger cross‑chain swaps through premium features—all without writing any code. For developers, this means they can embed powerful blockchain capabilities into chat interfaces or automated workflows without exposing private keys or handling low‑level serialization. The server manages authentication through an API key, handles signing via a companion signer MCP, and guarantees type‑safe schemas so that clients receive consistent responses.

Key capabilities include real‑time balance checks, multi‑chain portfolio overviews, transaction history analysis, native and token transfers, cross‑chain bridges (available as a paid upgrade), staking/unstaking operations, and enterprise‑grade error handling. The API is intentionally simple: a single command line invocation starts the server, and any MCP client can connect by configuring environment variables. This lightweight deployment model allows rapid prototyping as well as scalable production use.

Real‑world scenarios span from personal finance bots that let users manage wallets across Ethereum, Solana, and Optimism, to enterprise dashboards that monitor multi‑chain exposure and automate arbitrage opportunities. Because the server speaks MCP, it can be integrated into existing AI workflows—such as a Claude Desktop assistant that answers “What’s my Solana balance?” or a FastAgent‑powered automation pipeline that stakes tokens when a price threshold is met. The server’s type safety and comprehensive error handling make it suitable for mission‑critical applications where failures must be caught early.

What sets Adamik apart is its breadth of supported chains and the premium cross‑chain swap feature, which unlocks a unified user experience across isolated ecosystems. By abstracting away wallet management and network quirks, the server lets developers focus on higher‑level business logic while AI assistants deliver instant, trustworthy blockchain interactions.