Exposes Stripe payment objects including customers, invoices, subscriptions, charges, and payouts to AI agents with granular OAuth scopes. Finance and support copilots can look up live billing state, investigate disputes, and generate reports. Useful for SaaS finance operations and merchant reporting.
Use cases
- Support agent looks up customer subscription status to answer billing questions
- Finance team generates monthly revenue reports by aggregating charges
- Operations agent investigates disputes and retrieves evidence files
- Developer tests webhook handling by creating simulated events
- Accountant reconciles payouts with bank statements using transaction data
Key features
- Claude Desktop
- Cursor
- OpenAI
Frequently Asked Questions
- What Stripe permissions does the MCP require?
- Stripe uses granular OAuth scopes. Common ones include: customers:read, invoices:read, subscriptions:read, payments:read, and disputes:read.
- Can agents create charges or refunds?
- Yes, with appropriate write scopes. However, creating charges via MCP bypasses your normal payment flow which may have compliance implications.
- Does it support Stripe Connect for marketplaces?
- The core Stripe MCP supports standard payments. Stripe Connect operations may require additional scopes and configuration depending on your Connect setup.
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