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Yuno MCP

MCP server for the Yuno payments platform that lets AI clients create and manage payments, subscriptions, customers, checkouts, payment links, recipients and installment plans.

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  • Official
  • Runs locally
  • API key

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Yuno MCP is the official MCP server for the Yuno payments platform, published by Yuno Payments. It gives MCP clients tools to create and manage payments, subscriptions, customers, payment methods, checkouts, payment links, recipients and installment plans. The TypeScript server runs locally over stdio and authenticates with Yuno API credentials. Setup steps are documented for Claude Desktop and Cursor, and it is installed by cloning the GitHub repository.

Why it stands out

Published by Yuno Payments itself in the yuno-payments GitHub organisation, rather than by a third-party developer.

What Yuno MCP does

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  • Official server maintained by Yuno Payments in its own repository
  • Read and write access: creates and manages payments and subscriptions
  • Covers customers, payment methods, checkouts, recipients and payment links
  • Installment plan tools exposed alongside payment and checkout tools
  • Local stdio server written in TypeScript, installed by cloning the repo
  • Authentication uses Yuno API credentials; no hosted endpoint published
  • Client setup documented for Claude Desktop and Cursor

How ecommerce teams could use it

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Illustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.

  1. An online store that processes payments through the Yuno platform

    Support staff need to look up and act on a shopper's payment record

    Intended outcomeYuno MCP exposes payment and customer tools to the connected MCP client, so records can be retrieved and updated through the client.

  2. A subscription brand billing customers through Yuno

    Setting up recurring billing and installment options for a new product

    Intended outcomeThe server provides tools for subscriptions, payment methods and installment plans, so these objects are created from the AI client.

  3. A developer team integrating Yuno checkout

    Building and testing checkout sessions and payment links during development

    Intended outcomeWith the local stdio server configured in Cursor or Claude Desktop, checkouts and payment links are created using Yuno API credentials.

Who it suits

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Best for

You already use the Yuno payments platform and want Claude Desktop or Cursor to create and manage payments, subscriptions, customers and checkouts through documented MCP tools.

Probably not for

You do not hold Yuno API credentials, need a hosted remote endpoint or OAuth, or cannot run a local stdio server built from source.

Business size
Any stageThe repository states no pricing or audience bound; the only requirement is a Yuno account with API credentials.

Technical details

From the vendor's own pages

From the server's repository, documentation and MCP directory listings.

What an agent can do
Payments, Customers
Transport
stdio (local)
Authentication
API keyYuno API credentials required (account code, public/private API keys) per directory description; not quoted in evidence
Package
@yuno/yuno-mcp
Language
TypeScript
Repository last updated
29 Sep 2026

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Install command
git clone https://github.com/yuno-payments/yuno-mcp

Command as listed on the repository README, not tested by ecommerceguide. Check the repository README (opens in a new tab) for configuration and credentials before running it.

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