MCP Server to interact with Flutterwave APIs.
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables AI assistants to interact with Flutterwave, providing tools for confirming transactions, send failed hooks, and more. Confirm Transactions (Already included) Retry Failed Transactions (Automatically retry transactions with recoverable errors) [✓] Retrieve Transaction History (Fetch and analyze past transactions) [✓] Send Failed Hooks (Already…
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An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that enables AI assistants to interact with Flutterwave, providing tools for confirming transactions, send failed hooks, and more. Confirm Transactions (Already included) Retry Failed Transactions (Automatically retry transactions with recoverable errors) [✓] Retrieve Transaction History (Fetch and analyze past transactions) [✓] Send Failed Hooks (Already included) Generate Payment Links [✓] Automated Customer Support (AI chatbot integrated with…
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