Summary
Six Solana data sources behind one conversation.
Prices, balances, yields and rug-risk normally live in four different tabs. Having them behind one server means a question like "is this pool worth it and is the token safe" is answered in a single pass, with the sub-$1,000 pools already filtered out.
What it is
A Solana data MCP server that reads from Helius, Jupiter, CoinGecko, Raydium, Orca and RugCheck, with scam pools under $1,000 TVL filtered out automatically.
What you get
- Any wallet's SOL and token balances, its recent transactions with type and description, and a full portfolio analysis with USD values
- Current token price from Jupiter with CoinGecko as fallback, plus token metadata — name, symbol, supply, decimals
- Top DeFi pool APRs across Raydium and Orca, and one token's yields compared across DEXs
- A safety read on a token: RugCheck score, holder concentration, and whether mint and freeze authority are still live
- Large transactions for a token, and a named whale wallet's holdings and activity tracked over time
- Server usage statistics
Requirements
Pip install solana-mcp-server. One key is needed: HELIUS_API_KEY, free from dev.helius.xyz with 1M credits a month. Jupiter, Raydium, Orca and RugCheck need no key; CoinGecko's free tier carries its own rate limit.
Setup effort
One command plus a key — pip install solana-mcp-server, then supply credentials