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A TypeScript MCP server that exposes Bitrefill’s API to AI assistants, enabling product search, invoice creation, and order management via structured JSON tools.
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Overview
The Bitrefill MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants and the extensive digital‑goods marketplace that is Bitrefill. By exposing Bitrefill’s API through the Model Context Protocol, it allows developers to let Claude or other AI agents search for gift cards, mobile top‑ups, and eSIMs, retrieve detailed product information, create invoices, manage orders, and monitor account balances—all without writing custom API integrations. This capability is particularly valuable for AI‑driven customer support bots, virtual assistants that handle payments, or any workflow where the assistant must procure digital goods on behalf of a user.
At its core, the server implements two MCP concepts: resources and tools. Resources such as and provide static lookup data that can be referenced in AI prompts. Tools expose operational actions—, , and among them—that accept structured JSON arguments, invoke the Bitrefill REST endpoints, and return well‑typed responses. Because all communication is JSON over stdio, the server can run as a lightweight sidecar in any environment that supports the MCP handshake.
Key capabilities include:
- Product discovery: Search across thousands of gift cards, mobile credits, and eSIMs with filters for country, language, category, or pagination.
- Detailed product insight: Retrieve pricing tiers, availability, and metadata for any product ID.
- Transactional flow: Create invoices that bundle multiple products, specify payment methods (balance, Bitcoin, Lightning), and trigger optional webhooks or auto‑payment.
- Order lifecycle management: List orders, fetch order details, and unseal codes or PINs once payment is confirmed.
- Account monitoring: Query current balance and ping the API to confirm connectivity.
Real‑world scenarios where this server shines include: a virtual shopping assistant that recommends and purchases gift cards for users; an automated billing bot that creates invoices for digital services on behalf of a subscription platform; or a support chatbot that can instantly top‑up a customer’s mobile plan. By integrating directly with AI workflows, developers can keep the user experience conversational while delegating complex API interactions to the MCP server.
What sets Bitrefill’s MCP Server apart is its comprehensive coverage of the entire Bitrefill ecosystem wrapped in a single, type‑safe interface. The server handles authentication (via API key), error handling, and pagination internally, freeing developers from boilerplate code. Its modular architecture—separating resources, tools, schemas, and services—makes it straightforward to extend or customize for specific business needs. For developers familiar with MCP, this server provides a ready‑made bridge to a high‑volume digital‑goods marketplace, enabling rich AI interactions without compromising on reliability or security.
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