solscan-mcp
by Valennmg·★ 2·Score 32
An MCP server for querying Solana blockchain data using natural language through the Solscan API.
Overview
Solscan MCP is a Rust-based implementation that enables natural language queries for Solana blockchain data. It provides tools to retrieve transaction details and account balances using the Solscan API. The server aims to make blockchain interaction more accessible to developers and users without requiring direct API calls or technical knowledge of Solana's specific query methods.
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When to choose this
Choose this if you need a basic Rust implementation for simple Solana transaction queries and are willing to contribute to its development.
When NOT to choose this
Don't choose this for production use as it lacks proper MCP integration documentation and appears to be in early development stages.
Tools this server exposes
2 tools extracted from the READMEget_transaction_detailsRetrieve details for a specific Solana transaction
get_account_balanceGet balance information for a specific Solana account
Note: Inferred from HTTP API endpoints in the README. The README doesn't explicitly list MCP tools but describes API endpoints that likely correspond to MCP tools.
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Installation
- Clone the repository:
``bash git clone https://github.com/Valennmg/solscan-mcp cd solscan-mcp ``
- Build the project (requires Rust):
``bash cargo build --release ``
- Run the server:
``bash ./target/release/solscan-mcp ``
- For Claude Desktop, add to
config.json:
```json { "mcpServers": { "solscan": { "command": "path/to/solscan-mcp", "args": [] } } }
FAQ
- What data can I query with Solscan MCP?
- You can query transaction details and account balances on the Solana blockchain using natural language commands.
- Does this require an API key from Solscan?
- The README doesn't specify API key requirements, suggesting it may use public endpoints.
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