Tickers and candles come out of the same catalogue, so a pair on Binance and the same pair on Kraken line up instead of needing reconciliation — and the exchange list tells you which venues are answering before you build on the number.
The Luzia API's cryptocurrency pricing data behind an MCP server, reachable hosted at https://mcp.luzia.dev/mcp or as the npm package @luziadev/mcp-server over stdio. It covers tickers, candlestick history, exchanges and markets, and Luzia's token catalogue.
- Live price for a trading pair on a named exchange, or for many pairs at once
- OHLCV candlestick history for a pair, for technical analysis
- Supported exchanges listed with their current status, centralised and on-chain
- The trading pairs available on a given exchange
- Luzia's token catalogue — canonical assets and on-chain instances — listed, or fetched by composite id
- The ISO 4217 fiat currencies Luzia markets reference
A Luzia API key from luzia.dev/keys — sent as a Bearer token to the hosted endpoint, or as LUZIA_API_KEY when running locally. Claude Desktop reaches the hosted endpoint through the mcp-remote shim while its native remote support is still rolling out.
One command plus a key — LUZIA_API_KEY=lz_your_api_key npx -y @luziadev/mcp-server --stdio, then supply credentials