Connect your wallet.
Choose your installed wallet, grant account access, then select Ethereum or Robinhood Chain.
Give your MCP client read-only network and market tools. Explore live routes on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain, then review and sign every swap in your wallet.
A local, read-only MCP bridge for network information and live swap quotes. Trading remains in your wallet.
Add this server to your desktop client's configuration and restart the client. Replace the path with your downloaded file.
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The inspector shows request structure. Your MCP client runs the local bridge; this website does not host a remote MCP endpoint.
Swap on the same network. Review the quote, token addresses, and wallet request before confirming.
Swaps use real funds. Network fees apply; tokens may have transfer taxes or restrictions. Vault MCP adds no integrator fee.
If required, an exact-amount token approval is requested first. An approval does not execute the swap; click again after it confirms.
Use your existing browser wallet.
No seed phrases. No deposits to this website.
Your extension manages your keys. Vault MCP requests account access, reads on-chain balances, and prepares swaps for your review.
Choose your installed wallet, grant account access, then select Ethereum or Robinhood Chain.
Enter an amount and token address. Get a live quote with expected output, minimum received, and estimated network cost.
Review each wallet request. If needed, approve the exact token amount, then request and sign your swap.
Vault MCP never asks for a seed phrase or private key. Transactions go from your wallet to a documented KyberSwap router. Review token addresses, amounts, and recipient details in your wallet.
A little clarity goes a long way.
Download the local bridge from the Protocol section. Install Node.js 20+, enter the absolute path to the saved file, and copy the server configuration into your MCP client. Restart the client to discover three read-only tools. Your client runs the bridge locally; there is no hosted MCP endpoint.
Yes. Ethereum and Robinhood Chain here are mainnets. Quotes are read-only. Approvals and swaps request your wallet signature and can cost real network fees.
Installed EVM browser wallets supporting EIP-1193 and EIP-6963. Open this site in the browser where your extension is installed. A browser without extensions cannot sign transactions.
Not in this version. There is no deployed Vault MCP account contract or agent signing service. All swaps must be requested here and signed by your wallet.
The public KyberSwap Aggregator API. Availability depends on its service, chain support, token compatibility, and liquidity. Public endpoints may be rate-limited.
No. Robinhood Chain is an EVM network. This interface interacts with on-chain tokens and is independent of your brokerage account. Vault MCP is not affiliated with Robinhood or KyberSwap.