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QuantOracledevMCP SERVER

QuantOracle

Hand an agent exact Black-Scholes, Kelly and VaR numbers instead of letting the model do the arithmetic.

by QuantOracledev ↗Equity & Fund Market DataCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

Deterministic finance math an agent can cite.

A model asked to price an option in context commits to a number it cannot check; these tools replace that with one computed the same way every time and tested against reference implementations. The free tier covers the ordinary asks, and the composites exist for the request that would otherwise be a dozen separate tool calls.

What it is

An MCP server that gives an agent deterministic quant-finance calculators, running the same engine as the calculators on quantoracle.dev, so identical inputs return identical numbers.

What you get

  • Options and derivatives: Black-Scholes, American binomial, barrier, Asian and lookback, with Greeks, implied vol, payoff diagrams and a strategy optimizer
  • Risk and portfolio: Sharpe, Sortino, Calmar, VaR, CVaR, max drawdown, Kelly, position sizing, correlation matrix and stress test
  • Statistics: Hurst exponent, GARCH forecast, realized vol, cointegration, regression and distribution fits
  • Fixed income, FX, crypto and time value of money: bond pricing, yield curve interpolation, carry trade, liquidation price, impermanent loss, NPV and IRR
  • Composite workflows that chain 5-15 calculators inside one call, including a full risk audit, hedge recommendation, backtest and regime classifier

Requirements

npx, and nothing else to start. The README counts 80 MCP tools: 63 calculators, 11 composites, 2 live market-data tools, 3 QuantOracle Watch monitoring tools and a batch tool. The 63 calculators are free up to 1,000 calls per IP per day with no signup and no API key. The composites cost $0.015 to $0.10 USDC per call, settled from a wallet you wire into the client.

Setup effort

One command — npx quantoracle-mcp