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AlphaVantage MCP Server

MCP Server

Azure Function bridge for AI financial data access

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Updated Apr 16, 2025

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An Azure Function MCP server that exposes AlphaVantage financial API endpoints—Company Overview, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and Earnings Report—to AI agents for real‑time financial analysis.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Architecture diagram

Overview

The Remote Mcp Azure Function is an MCP‑enabled bridge that exposes the AlphaVantage financial data API to AI assistants. By running as an Azure Function, it inherits serverless scalability and zero‑maintenance characteristics while providing a lightweight, event‑driven endpoint that can be queried via the MCP protocol. This design eliminates the need for developers to manage infrastructure, allowing them to focus on building agents that can pull real‑time financial metrics and perform analysis.

The server translates MCP tool calls into AlphaVantage REST requests, returning structured JSON responses for key financial statements: Company Overview, Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, and Earnings Report. Each tool is mapped to a distinct MCP endpoint, enabling an assistant to request exactly the data it needs without over‑fetching. The Azure Function handles authentication by embedding the AlphaVantage API key in environment variables, ensuring secure access while keeping credentials out of source control.

For developers building AI workflows, this MCP server offers a plug‑and‑play data layer. An agent can invoke the Income Statement tool, receive a JSON payload, and immediately feed it into downstream analysis modules or visualizations. Because the function runs in Azure, it can be integrated with other cloud services—such as storage for historical data or cognitive services for sentiment analysis—using the same MCP contract. The server’s SSE‑based endpoint also supports streaming responses, allowing agents to process large datasets incrementally.

Real‑world use cases include automated investment research bots that pull quarterly reports, risk assessment tools that compare balance sheets across competitors, and portfolio management assistants that combine earnings data with market sentiment. The server’s modularity means a single MCP endpoint can serve multiple agents, each tailored to different financial domains (e.g., equities vs. fixed income). Its serverless nature ensures cost efficiency: you pay only for the compute time spent handling requests, and scaling is handled automatically during market volatility.

Unique advantages of this MCP server stem from its tight coupling with Azure Functions and the AlphaVantage API. The deployment pipeline leverages Azure Developer CLI for rapid provisioning, while VS Code’s MCP configuration file enables instant local or remote testing. The architecture diagram highlights the clean separation between the MCP extension, the function runtime, and external data sources, making it straightforward for teams to adopt and extend the server with additional financial endpoints or custom logic.