Read-only Ratevert MCP for asset search, pair rates, and conversions.
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search_assetsResolve a canonical Ratevert currency, stock, ETF, fund, or crypto asset before requesting a rate or comparison.Resolve a canonical Ratevert currency, stock, ETF, fund, or crypto asset before requesting a rate or comparison.
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get_rateReturn the current one-unit conversion rate for exactly two Ratevert assets with a canonical source URL and freshness metadata.Return the current one-unit conversion rate for exactly two Ratevert assets with a canonical source URL and freshness metadata.
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convert_amountConvert a stated amount using the current Ratevert pair rate. Returns the original and converted values, rate, display rounding, freshness metadata, and canonical source URL.Convert a stated amount using the current Ratevert pair rate. Returns the original and converted values, rate, display rounding, freshness metadata, and canonical source URL.
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Read-only Ratevert MCP for asset search, pair rates, and conversions.
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