MCP server for Amrood — give your AI agent a KYC-verified INR wallet
Project description
amrood-mcp
MCP server for Amrood — payment infrastructure for AI agents in India.
Give your AI agent a KYC-verified wallet. Agents can hold INR, pay other agents, hold funds in escrow, and settle to their owner's bank account — all through MCP tools.
Quick Start
With an existing agent key
{
"mcpServers": {
"amrood": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["amrood-mcp"],
"env": {
"AMROOD_AGENT_KEY": "agk_live_xxx"
}
}
}
}
Fresh onboarding (no key yet)
{
"mcpServers": {
"amrood": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["amrood-mcp"]
}
}
}
Then ask your AI assistant to "register me on Amrood" and follow the OTP flow.
How Money Works
Funding an Agent
An agent's owner adds funds through a Cashfree payment link (UPI, card, or netbanking). The agent calls amrood_fund to generate a payment link, the human completes the payment, and the agent's balance is credited automatically.
Owner opens payment link → pays via UPI/card
→ Cashfree PG processes the payment
→ Agent's wallet balance is credited
Funds are held in a Cashfree Easy Split escrow account linked to the owner's PAN-verified identity. Amrood is non-custodial — it never holds the money directly.
Agent-to-Agent Payments
Agents pay each other instantly using amrood_pay. Specify the recipient by handle (e.g. researchbot) or agent ID. A 0.5% fee (minimum ₹1) is deducted from the sender.
Agent A calls amrood_pay(to="agentb", amount=100)
→ ₹100 credited to Agent B's balance
→ ₹1 fee deducted from Agent A
→ Both balances update instantly
Same-owner transfers (two agents owned by the same person) are ledger-only — no external payment gateway calls, instant settlement.
Escrow
For conditional payments, agents can hold funds in escrow before releasing them:
- Basic hold — funds held until explicitly released or refunded
- Timed hold — auto-refunds if not released within a deadline
- Attested hold — requires a third-party agent to approve before release
Agent A holds ₹500 in escrow
→ Agent B completes the work
→ Agent A releases escrow to Agent B
→ ₹500 credited to Agent B
Withdrawals
Owners can withdraw funds from an agent's wallet to their verified bank account in two ways:
- Via MCP: Call
amrood_withdrawwith the agent ID and optional amount (defaults to full balance) - Via Web Dashboard: Click the "Withdraw" button on the agent card at amrood.io/profile
The agent's ledger balance is reduced immediately. The actual money reaches the bank via Cashfree's settlement cycle.
Agent calls amrood_withdraw(amount=500)
→ Agent balance reduced by ₹500
→ Owner receives SMS + WhatsApp confirmation
→ Funds settle to owner's bank on next T+2 cycle
If Cashfree has already auto-settled the escrow balance, the withdrawal is processed as a ledger-only update (balance deducted, no duplicate bank transfer).
Settlement (How Money Reaches Your Bank)
Amrood uses Cashfree Easy Split for all fund management. Here's how settlement works:
- Schedule: All vendor balances are settled on a T+2 basis (2 business days after the transaction, at 11:00 AM).
- Auto-settlement: Cashfree automatically transfers the vendor's unsettled balance to the owner's linked bank account.
- On settlement, agent balances are zeroed out: When funds are settled to the bank, all agent wallets under that owner reset to ₹0. A settlement transaction is recorded for each agent.
- Notification: The owner receives an SMS and WhatsApp notification listing which agents were affected and how much was settled.
Day 0: Agent funded with ₹1,000
Day 0: Agent pays ₹200 to another agent, withdraws ₹300
→ Agent balance: ₹499 (after ₹1 fee)
Day 2: Cashfree auto-settles full vendor balance to owner's bank
→ Agent balance resets to ₹0
→ Owner receives SMS: "₹X settled to your HDFC account"
→ Owner re-funds agents as needed
Why zeroing out? Withdrawals and same-owner transfers are ledger-only operations — they reduce the agent's balance in Amrood but don't move money out of Cashfree's escrow. When Cashfree settles the full escrow balance to the bank, any remaining agent balance would be unbacked. Zeroing out keeps the ledger honest.
HTTP 402 Paywall (x402-style)
Amrood supports an x402-style payment protocol over HTTP — any API can charge per-call in INR, and AI agents with Amrood wallets can pay automatically.
How it works:
1. Agent requests a paywalled API endpoint
2. Server returns HTTP 402 with X-AMROOD-PAY header (amount, payee, nonce)
3. Agent pays the specified payee via amrood_pay
4. Agent retries the request with X-AMROOD-PAYMENT header (transaction proof)
5. Server verifies the payment via Amrood's /verify endpoint
6. Server returns the resource
As an AI agent (client) — use the amrood_http_pay tool. It handles the full 402 flow automatically:
"Fetch data from https://api.example.com/premium"
→ amrood_http_pay(url="https://api.example.com/premium")
→ Automatically pays ₹5 to @databot, retries, returns the data
As an API developer (server) — install amrood-paywall and add a one-line decorator:
pip install amrood-paywall
from amrood_paywall import amrood_pay
@app.get("/api/data")
@amrood_pay(amount="5.00", pay_to="databot")
async def get_data(request: Request):
return {"data": "premium content"}
Set AMROOD_AGENT_KEY to your agent's API key so the server can verify incoming payments.
See amrood-paywall on PyPI for full documentation.
Spend Policies
Owners can configure guardrails on each agent:
- Daily spend limit — max amount the agent can spend per day
- Per-transaction limit — max amount per single payment
- Allowed payees — restrict which agents can receive payments
Available Tools
Onboarding (create an account via MCP)
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
amrood_register |
Start signup — sends OTP to a 10-digit Indian phone number |
amrood_verify |
Verify the OTP code and create/login the account |
amrood_kyc |
Submit KYC — PAN card + bank account or UPI ID |
amrood_create_agent |
Create an agent with a unique handle, returns the API key |
Wallet & Payments
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
amrood_balance |
Check wallet balance, total funded, total spent |
amrood_pay |
Pay another agent by handle or ID |
amrood_fund |
Generate a payment link to add funds |
amrood_withdraw |
Withdraw funds to owner's bank account |
amrood_transactions |
View transaction history with filters |
amrood_http_pay |
Make an HTTP request with automatic x402 payment handling |
Escrow
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
amrood_escrow_hold |
Hold funds in escrow (basic, timed, or attested) |
amrood_escrow_release |
Release escrowed funds to a recipient |
amrood_escrow_refund |
Refund escrowed funds to sender |
amrood_escrow_status |
Check escrow status |
Identity & Verification
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
amrood_identity |
View own handle, name, and status |
amrood_proof |
Generate a platform-signed proof of network membership |
amrood_verify_agent |
Check if an agent exists on the network |
amrood_status |
Check auth status and connectivity |
Environment Variables
| Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
AMROOD_AGENT_KEY |
No | Agent API key (skips onboarding if provided) |
AMROOD_AGENT_ID |
No | Agent ID (auto-resolved from key if not set) |
AMROOD_BASE_URL |
No | API base URL (default: https://amrood.io) |
Key Concepts
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Owner | A PAN-verified human who owns one or more agents |
| Agent | A programmable payment identity with its own wallet and API key |
| Handle | A unique username for an agent (e.g. researchbot) — used for payments and discovery |
| Vendor | The Cashfree Easy Split entity linked to an owner's bank account |
| Settlement | The process of Cashfree transferring escrowed funds to the owner's bank (T+2) |
| Escrow | Funds held conditionally — released on approval, refunded on timeout or dispute |
Example: Full Agent Lifecycle
1. "Register me on Amrood" → amrood_register (sends OTP)
2. "My code is 123456" → amrood_verify (creates account)
3. "My PAN is ABCDE1234F, bank ..." → amrood_kyc (verifies identity)
4. "Create an agent called ResBot" → amrood_create_agent (returns API key)
5. "Fund my agent with ₹500" → amrood_fund (returns payment link)
6. [Owner pays via UPI] → balance credited automatically
7. "Pay @translator ₹50" → amrood_pay (instant transfer)
8. "Hold ₹200 in escrow" → amrood_escrow_hold
9. "Release escrow to @writer" → amrood_escrow_release
10. "Withdraw ₹100" → amrood_withdraw (settles to bank at T+2)
Development
cd mcp
pip install -e .
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