Your settlement position and your gateway actions in one place.
It covers both halves of the job: where the money is and when it settles, and creating the order, payment link or refund. Because Cashfree hosts it, the credential is your merchant login rather than a key you mint.
What it is
Cashfree's own MCP server for a merchant account. It reads the money — transactions, settlements, disputes, reconciliation — and it writes it, creating orders, payment links, refunds and payouts. The tools call the same APIs the dashboard does, against the account whose credentials you supply.
What you get
- Transaction coverage: complete lifecycle of a single transaction, plus filtered search across transactions and orders.
- Payment methods: payment method codes currently available on the account.
- Settlement visibility: total unsettled amount held by Cashfree, the next settlement date, and holiday information.
- Settlement searches: standard, on-demand, and vendor settlement searches with real-time transfer timelines.
- On-demand withdrawals: activation status, daily limit, eligible funds, and exact charges for a requested amount.
- Reconciliation: reports generated asynchronously, then polled and downloaded.
- Payment links: create, inspect, cancel, and trace payment links to the orders placed through them.
- Payment Gateway: orders, payments, refunds, and a sandbox simulator for testing a payment flow.
- Documentation: search across Cashfree's product documentation.
Requirements
Node.js and npx to run the published package, or Git and npm if you build from source — two of the five documented clients launch that local build and need its absolute path. A Cashfree merchant account is required, with six credentials: the app ID and secret for each of Payments, Payouts and SecureID. The vendor's own configuration starts in sandbox.