Local stdio MCP server that bridges an MCP client to your EVM wallet over WalletConnect — connect by QR, read balances, sign messages and EIP-712 typed data, sign and send transactions. Non-custodial; all signing happens in your wallet.
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Local stdio MCP server that bridges an MCP client to your EVM wallet over WalletConnect — connect by QR, read balances, sign messages and EIP-712 typed data, sign and send transactions. Non-custodial; all signing happens in your wallet.
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