Agent-callable Paystack for African commerce. Ten tools, integer-kobo money, NDPA-compliant.
Agent-callable Paystack for African commerce. Ten Model Context Protocol tools across reconciliation, customers, refunds, and settlements, with NDPA-grade redaction and human-in-the-loop gates on every write. Status: Coming v0.1.0. Active development. The full ten-tool surface lands in Week 2 of the six-week build sequence per tracent-mcp-server-build.md §9. This README reflects the contract the…
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Agent-callable Paystack for African commerce. Ten Model Context Protocol tools across reconciliation, customers, refunds, and settlements, with NDPA-grade redaction and human-in-the-loop gates on every write. Status: Coming v0.1.0. Active development. The full ten-tool surface lands in Week 2 of the six-week build sequence per tracent-mcp-server-build.md §9. This README reflects the contract the server will satisfy at launch. is the official Tracent MCP server for Paystack, the largest African…
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