Checkout.com MCP

Checkout.com is a payments platform that handles card acquiring, alternative payment methods, and the flows around them for merchants. Its MCP server is aimed squarely at the integration phase: it brings the company's API documentation and a small set of payment operations into the editor or assistant a developer is already working in, so questions about request shape get answered from the real reference instead of from memory. The documentation side is the larger part. An agent can search the knowledge base and retrieve integration guides, and it can enumerate API operations and the fields each one requires, which is how it works out what a request needs for a particular payment method rather than producing a generic body that fails validation. Alongside that, the server exposes operations for creating a payment link and retrieving an existing one, so a working artifact can come out of the same session. Content is prepared for machine consumption rather than for reading, which keeps responses tighter than scraping the documentation site would. Authentication runs through a Checkout.com dashboard account, and the server is configured like any other in a client that supports the protocol. The audience is engineers integrating payments who want the reference material and a first working call inside one loop, plus support and solutions teams answering integration questions without hunting through documentation manually.