Fintoc

Fintoc is the payments and financial-data platform businesses run on in Chile and Mexico: it connects the company's bank accounts, collects through payment links and subscriptions, issues invoices, and moves money over local bank rails. The official Fintoc MCP server gives your agent direct access to your payments, subscriptions, invoices, bank movements and refunds with your own account login — no API key pasted into TerminalSync.

Ask "Show me this week's bank movements for the business account" and it pulls them straight from your linked account. "Did the payment from the link I sent the construction company go through?" has it check your payment intents and checkout sessions. It can also handle the operational side: creating customers, issuing invoices, setting up subscriptions and refunding payments. For every write, the agent shows you what it's about to do and asks for your confirmation before running it — Fintoc itself recommends enabling human confirmation, because some operations move money.

What you can ask

• "Show me this week's bank movements for the business account."
• "Did the payment from the link I sent the construction company go through?"
• "Show me the active subscriptions and which ones failed on the last charge."
• "Create a customer for Distribuidora Central and issue an invoice for $250,000 CLP."
• "Set up a $1,500 MXN monthly subscription for client García."
• "Refund yesterday's payment for the customer who canceled their order."

How you connect

This connector doesn't ask you to paste an API key. It uses your own Fintoc account login:

1. Enable the connector in TerminalSync.
2. The mcp-remote bridge opens Fintoc's login in your browser: you authorize the connection and pick which permissions (scopes) to grant to your session.
3. Approve it with your account — the connector can only see and do what that account and those permissions allow. You need an active Fintoc account with live-mode access. The official guide (published in Spanish) lives at docs.fintoc.com.

Honest note: this is a server hosted by Fintoc (https://mcp.fintoc.com), not something that runs on your computer. It operates on your Fintoc account in Chile and Mexico, and what the agent can see or do is bounded by your account's permissions and the scopes you approve. There are operations Fintoc left out on purpose: paying the invoices Fintoc issues to your organization, canceling subscriptions, detaching a subscription's payment method, and changing or removing user roles — those stay outside the connector. Refunds are available, always with prior confirmation.