Both directions of a Pix flow are callable — a charge to hand a customer and a payout to send — with webhooks so your own system hears the result rather than being polled for it.
A Brazilian Pix server for Intra Pay, documented entirely in Portuguese. It creates cash-in QR codes — static, dynamic immediate, and dynamic with a due date — pays out by Pix key, bank account or scanned EMV code, checks charge status and manages webhooks.
- Static Pix QR codes, dynamic immediate ones, and dynamic ones with a due date
- Payouts by Pix key, by bank account details, or from a scanned EMV code
- The status of a charge, where the operation supports it
- Webhooks created and listed, so payment events reach your own system
- A health check on the connection
An Intra Pay client key and secret, sent as x-intrapay-client-key and x-intrapay-client-secret headers to the hosted endpoint at https://mcp.intrapay.io/mcp — which is how one instance serves several clients. Running it locally with your own credentials needs Node.js 20 or higher, and it works against production only.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.intrapay.io/mcp, then supply credentials
