binance-mcp-server and blofin-mcp

These are complements—one provides exchange-agnostic MCP infrastructure for BloFin while the other extends the same protocol pattern to Binance, allowing developers to build multi-exchange trading agents by combining both servers.

binance-mcp-server
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blofin-mcp
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Language: Python
License: MIT
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About binance-mcp-server

AnalyticAce/binance-mcp-server

Unofficial tools and server implementation for Binance's Model Context Protocol (MCP). Designed to support developers building crypto trading AI Agents.

This tool acts as a bridge between your AI Assistant (like Claude or ChatGPT) and your Binance cryptocurrency account, letting you manage your trading activity using natural language. You can ask your AI to check prices, account balances, or execute trades, and the server securely processes these requests on Binance. This is designed for cryptocurrency traders or investors who use AI assistants for market analysis and portfolio management.

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About blofin-mcp

blofin/blofin-mcp

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the BloFin exchange API. Provides tools for market data, account management, and trading operations.

Exposes 40 distinct tools across market data, account management, trading (limit/market/algo orders, TP/SL), and asset transfers—supporting both public unauthenticated endpoints and credential-gated operations. Integrates directly with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Cline via standard MCP protocol, with configurable demo/production environments and least-privilege API key management built into the setup flow.

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