Qonto MCP Server
Qonto account data management for AI assistants using this legacy local server.
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Overview
This repository provides a legacy local MCP server designed to interface with Qonto financial data. It allows AI models to access information from your Qonto account directly through the Model Context Protocol, facilitating integrated workflows within supported desktop environments. Please note that this specific implementation is no longer actively maintained. The project explicitly advises users to migrate to the official, vendor-supported Qonto MCP server available at mcp.qonto.com for continued functionality and support.
Our verdict
This server carries a high risk level with a security score of 48/100. It is a legacy community-maintained project that is no longer receiving updates, and it lacks a read-only mode, meaning all installations grant full write access to the AI. Users should strictly avoid this version and transition to the official Qonto-hosted MCP server to ensure security and receive future updates.
- Uses OAuth for authentication.
- Features zero direct dependencies in its codebase.
- Released under an MIT open-source license.
- Project is explicitly listed as no longer maintained.
- Lacks a restricted read-only operating mode.
- Community-maintained rather than official vendor software.
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Organization Info | Get details about your Qonto organization | low |
| Account Management | Access account information and balances | low |
| Transaction History | Retrieve and analyze transaction data | low |
| Business Operations | Access business-related financial data | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf | ||||
| ChatGPT |
Frequently asked questions
›Is this the recommended version of the Qonto MCP server?
No, this repository represents a legacy local server that is no longer actively maintained. Qonto now provides an officially supported MCP server that authenticates via OAuth, which should be preferred.
›What information is required to configure the server?
You need your Qonto organization ID and API key, both of which can be found in the integrations section of your Qonto account settings.
›Does the server support different communication transports?
Yes, the local installation supports both the default stdio transport protocol and an optional streamable-http transport.
›Are there security risks associated with this MCP server?
Yes, using any MCP server involves inherent security risks, such as potential credential theft or prompt injection. You should only use MCP servers you trust.
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