Universal Crypto

You can deploy and run the Universal Crypto MCP Server to enable AI agents to interact with any EVM-compatible blockchain through natural language. This MCP server exposes a wide range of on-chain capabilities across networks, including swapping, bridging, staking, lending, governance, and more, all accessible through easy-to-use MCP clients.

How to use

To use the Universal Crypto MCP Server, run the server locally or connect to its HTTP endpoint, and then configure your MCP client to point at the server. You can interact with supported networks such as Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, and testnets. The MCP exposes a comprehensive set of features, so you can perform actions like token swaps, cross-chain transfers, view historical data, sign messages, query on-chain events, manage portfolios, participate in governance, deploy and verify contracts, and monitor security signals.

Practical usage patterns

• Connect your MCP client to the server using the available HTTP URL or run it locally in stdio mode for desktop integrations.
• Choose a feature set from the MCP's capabilities, such as Swaps, Bridges, Price Feeds, Events & Subscriptions, Governance, NFT operations, or DeFi interactions.
• Query real-time data like gas prices, TWAP prices, or token balances across chains, then combine results in your workflow.
• Submit transactions or read-only calls via multicall to batch requests efficiently.
• Leverage MEV protection, signing services, and on-chain verifications for secure automation.
• Use the Signatures tools to sign messages or verify signatures using EIP-712 and related standards.
• Monitor events, set up webhooks, and receive notifications for price thresholds, governance proposals, or token movements.

Key workflows you can automate

• Cross-chain asset transfers with bridging services (LayerZero, Stargate, Wormhole) and verify status.
• Query historical events and decode logs to analyze on-chain activity.
• Deploy and upgrade smart contracts, including CREATE2 and proxy patterns, with verification steps.
• Access price feeds and oracle data (Chainlink, Pyth) and calculate TWAPs for decision making.
• Query DeFi positions (lending, staking, LP farming) and monitor APYs across networks.
• Interact with governance: create proposals, vote, and fetch on-chain results.
• Sign and verify messages to enable on-chain authentication and interaction with dapps.
• Set up notifications for critical events like rug pulls, honeypots, or major price moves.

Notes on security and reliability

Prioritize security-enabled features such as rug pull detection, honeypot checks, and contract permission analysis when automating on-chain actions. Use private transaction protection and bundle simulation where available to reduce exposure to MEV. Verify signatures and ensure message signing follows the appropriate standards before executing sensitive operations.

Available tools

Swap/DEX

Token swaps via multi-source aggregators (1inch, 0x, ParaSwap) to get quotes and execute trades.

Bridge

Cross-chain transfers using LayerZero, Stargate, and Wormhole with status monitoring.

Gas

Gas price data, EIP-1559 guidance, and chain-specific fee insights.

Multicall

Batch read and write operations to optimize network calls.

Events/Logs

Query historical events, decode logs, and subscribe to real-time event feeds.

Security

Rug pull detection, honeypot checks, holder analysis, and contract permission reviews.

Staking

Liquid staking options (Lido), LP farming, and related yield data.

Signatures

Sign messages, verify signatures, and support EIP-712 typed data.

Lending

Access Aave/Compound positions, borrowing rates, and collateral data.

Price Feeds

Historical prices, TWAP calculations, and oracle aggregations.

Portfolio

Track token holdings across chains and view aggregated balances.

Governance

Read on-chain proposals, votes, and governance snapshots.

Deployment

Deploy contracts, use CREATE2, manage upgradeable proxies, and verify deployments.

MEV Protection

Private transactions and bundle simulations to guard against MEV.

ENS/Domains

Register, transfer, renew domains, and manage DNS-like records across networks.