Read-only catalog of gift cards, service top-ups and travel eSIMs sold by KodShop.
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https://kodshop.cloud/mcp3 tools · 890mssearch_catalogSearch the store catalog of gift cards, service top-ups and eSIM data plans. Returns matching products with their price, availability and product page URL.Search the store catalog of gift cards, service top-ups and eSIM data plans. Returns matching products with their price, availability and product page URL.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country | string | ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 country code the product is issued for, e.g. US, TR. |
| limit | integer | Max products to return (default 10, max 50). |
| query | string | Free text matched against product name and brand, e.g. "steam" or "playstation". |
| type | string | voucher = gift card, recharge_fixed / recharge = top-up, e_sim = eSIM data plan. |
get_productGet one catalog product by id: available denominations with prices, required order inputs, and any countries where the code cannot be redeemed.Get one catalog product by id: available denominations with prices, required order inputs, and any countries where the code cannot be redeemed.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | integer | Product id from search_catalog. |
buy_productBuy a gift card, service top-up or travel eSIM and receive the delivery. Paid in USDC on Base (x402), no account and no browser. Call it twice: first with the order arguments to get payment requirements and an order_id (nothing is charged), then with that order_id plus the signed x402 payment paylo…Buy a gift card, service top-up or travel eSIM and receive the delivery. Paid in USDC on Base (x402), no account and no browser. Call it twice: first with the order arguments to get payment requirements and an order_id (nothing is charged), then with that order_id plus the signed x402 payment paylo…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| account_number | string | Only for products where get_product reported requires_account: the recipient account the top-up credits. |
| amount | number | Only for products where get_product reported requires_amount; send instead of item_id. |
| string | Delivery address. The code, eSIM profile or number is emailed here, and it is the only identity the order has. Required on the first call. | |
| item_id | integer | Denomination id from get_product items[]. |
| order_id | string | Second call only: the order_id returned by the first call. |
| payment_payload | object | Second call only: the signed x402 PaymentPayload built from the requirements the first call returned. |
| product_id | integer | Product id from search_catalog. |
| product_type | string | giftcard = voucher, topup = service recharge. eSIM data plans from search_catalog are bought as giftcard too — the value names the order shape, not the goods. |
| quantity | integer | Copies to buy. Defaults to 1 — send it only to buy several. |
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Read-only catalog of gift cards, service top-ups and travel eSIMs sold by KodShop.
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