Qonto is an MCP server that connects large language model clients to the Qonto Business API using API key authentication. Developed for finance managers, accountants, and software teams using Qonto business accounts, it enables AI assistants to inspect financial information, retrieve account statements, and interact with transactional records. The server provides a bridge between Model Context Protocol clients like Claude Desktop and the Qonto platform. It exposes all Qonto Business API endpoints accessible via API key authentication. By running this server, users can instruct their AI assistants to inspect cash flow, look up vendor transactions, and verify account balances directly in chat interfaces. Because it integrates through official Qonto credentials, access is restricted to the specific permissions and scopes tied to the generated API login and secret key pair.
Category: CRM, ERP & E-commerce
Tags: accounting, banking, fintech, qonto, transactions
API_LOGIN:API_SECRET_KEY. 2. Configure your MCP client, such as Claude Desktop, by editing claude_desktop_config.json. 3. If using uvx, add the server under mcpServers with command uvx and args ["qonto-mcp-server", "--api-key", "API_LOGIN:API_SECRET_KEY"]. 4. Alternatively, install the package using pip with pip install qonto-mcp-server. 5. If installed via pip, set the command to python and args to ["-m", "qonto-mcp-server", "--api-key", "API_LOGIN:API_SECRET_KEY"] in your configuration. 6. Restart your MCP client to load the server.Part of MCP Servers
You can run the server directly using uvx without a prior install, or install it via pip by executing pip install qonto-mcp-server. You then configure the executable and your API credentials in your MCP client settings.
It allows AI clients to access all endpoints in the Qonto Business API that support API key authentication. This lets your assistant query bank accounts, retrieve transactional data, and monitor business finances.
The server works with any Model Context Protocol client that supports stdio process execution, including Claude Desktop, when configured with the appropriate command arguments.
You need an API login and an API secret key generated from your Qonto business account settings, passed together to the server argument in the format API_LOGIN:API_SECRET_KEY.