NEPSE Stock Data MCP Server is an MCP server that connects AI assistants to the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) market data via the ShareBazaar API. Designed for financial analysts, retail investors, and developers monitoring Nepal's equity market, it allows language models to fetch real-time and historical financial metrics directly into chat sessions. Users can pull market overviews, including trending stocks and market range data, as well as technical indicator calculations and historical chart data for individual securities. In addition to technical metrics, the server supplies corporate fundamentals, such as company financial records, key statistics, and historical dividend payments. It also surfaces broker information by tracking active brokerage details across trades. By exposing these tools over the Model Context Protocol, the server enables automated equity research, trend identification, and portfolio tracking for NEPSE-listed securities without requiring manual data lookups or browser-based terminal navigation.
Category: Data & Analytics
Tags: finance, nepal, nepse, stock-market, trading
Visit NEPSE Stock Data MCP Server
To set up the NEPSE Stock Data MCP Server, complete the following steps: 1. Visit the platform registration page at https://nepse.mcp.baseplatform.dev/ to sign up for an account. 2. Obtain your authentication token and the streamable HTTPS MCP server endpoint URL from the platform. 3. Add the remote server endpoint and token to your MCP client configuration (such as Claude Desktop or Cursor) according to your client's remote MCP specification. 4. For alternative installation methods, local configuration instructions, or troubleshooting, refer to the repository README at https://github.com/razaanstha/nepse-mcp.
Part of MCP Servers
NEPSE Stock Data MCP Server is an unofficial integration tool that connects Model Context Protocol clients to the Nepal Stock Exchange via the ShareBazaar API. It provides structured tools for retrieving market movements, stock technicals, corporate dividend histories, and broker statistics directly into AI workflows.
The server includes tools for market data like getTrendingStocks and getMarketRangeData, analysis tools like getChartDataByStock and getTechnicalIndicatorData, financial tools like getStockFinancialData and getStockDividendHistory, and broker tracking tools like getActiveBrokerData and getStockKeyStatistics.
You can access the server by signing up at nepse.mcp.baseplatform.dev to generate an authentication token and connect via the streamable HTTPS MCP server endpoint, or by checking the source repository for other deployment instructions.
Any MCP-compatible client that supports streamable remote HTTPS servers or local standard I/O configurations can connect, including Claude Desktop, Cursor, and custom agentic frameworks configured with your server token.