Noves MCP Server

Noves MCP Server is an MCP server that wraps the Noves Intent service to provide natural language blockchain transaction data. It connects AI assistants directly to on-chain records across more than 100 supported blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, and Avalanche. Designed for blockchain analysts, developers, and everyday crypto users, the server translates raw hexadecimal transaction inputs and contract logs into human-readable English summaries. Instead of manually inspecting block explorers, users can analyze wallet activity, track specific token movements, evaluate historical transaction details, and retrieve current or historical token pricing directly inside their AI workflow. By exposing specialized analysis and pricing tools over standard input/output communication, the server eliminates the need for manual transaction parsing. The integration operates without requiring an API key or external authentication, enabling language models to quickly understand and explain complex smart contract operations, transfers, and multichain account histories on demand.

Category: Data & Analytics

Tags: blockchain, defi, ethereum, transactions, web3

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How to install and configure Noves MCP Server

1. Open your Cursor MCP configuration file located at ~/.cursor/mcp.json or open your target client's MCP configuration settings. 2. Add the noves-blockchain-data entry to your mcpServers object: json { "mcpServers": { "noves-blockchain-data": { "command": "npx", "args": ["@noves/noves-mcp-server@0.1.3"] } } } 3. Save the configuration file and completely restart Cursor to let it automatically download and load the server via npx.

What you can do with Noves MCP Server

• Summarizing recent transaction history for any Ethereum, Polygon, or Arbitrum wallet address into plain English. - Translating complex smart contract executions and transaction hashes to understand exact token movements. - Generating comprehensive wallet activity summaries to profile behavior across different supported blockchain networks. - Comparing token prices across different historical timestamps to measure financial changes over time. - Extracting granular token transfer details for specific accounts without navigating manual block explorers.

Key facts

• https://github.com/Noves-Inc/noves-mcp
• Data & Analytics, Finance, Crypto & Payments
• blockchain, defi, ethereum, transactions, web3

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How do I install Noves MCP Server?

You can install Noves MCP Server by adding an entry for noves-blockchain-data under mcpServers in your Cursor mcp.json file. Set the command to npx and pass the argument @noves/noves-mcp-server@0.1.3, then restart the application.

What can Noves MCP Server do?

The server translates on-chain blockchain transaction hashes, token transfers, and wallet histories into natural language. It provides tools for fetching recent transactions, analyzing wallet histories, obtaining human-readable transaction summaries, and checking current or historical token prices across multiple chains.

Does Noves MCP Server require an API key?

No, Noves MCP Server requires no authentication or API keys. It connects to the Noves Intent service, which is free to use, and runs over standard input and output communication.

What blockchain networks does Noves MCP Server support?

The server supports over 100 blockchain networks compatible with Noves, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Binance Smart Chain, Avalanche, Fantom, and Cronos.

What license is Noves MCP Server released under?

Noves MCP Server is open source and released under the MIT license, with the full source code hosted on GitHub.