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The PicPay MCP server connects a PicPay bank account to Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible agent. Its 13 tools read balances, cofrinhos, credit-card invoices, boletos, investments, Pix keys, contacts and limits, and up to 90 days of statement history. Every tool name ends in get or list, and PicPay states the integration performs no transactions.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.
Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
piggy_bank.write and pix.write appear in the server's own descriptor while nothing in the 13 tools writes. PicPay publishes no explanation. Read the consent screen.piggy_list returns a flag for whether the 10-cofrinho limit has been reached, which is the connector telling you about a product limit rather than its own.No tool in the published inventory moves money. All 13 tool names end in get or list, and PicPay's per-tool reference documents only query parameters and return fields, with no amount or destination input anywhere. PicPay's own launch release states the integration is dedicated to queries and financial tracking, without transactions through the platform.
PicPay's OAuth descriptor lists seven scopes including two write scopes, which we read directly from the server on 2026-09-09. No published tool exercises them. PicPay has not explained the gap, so treat the scopes as capability the authorization layer is built for rather than behaviour the current connector performs, and re-read the consent screen before approving.
No. PicPay states the connection sends you to internet banking login and that having the app installed is not required. The connector uses the same security layers as the PicPay app, including facial biometric authentication. Access rolled out gradually through an early-access list at no cost, on both Android and iOS.
PicPay is a Brazilian bank and the connector reaches a Brazilian account, so you need a PicPay account to use it. Every value it returns is in Brazilian reais and the features it exposes are Brazilian instruments: Pix, boletos, cofrinhos. PicPay does not publish any non-Brazilian availability for this connector.
Ninety days is the documented maximum. PicPay's reference for statements_list gives a default window of the last seven days, a ceiling of 90 days, and a default of 15 records per response. It also accepts a type filter that switches between recent entries and scheduled future ones.
Portuguese only. PicPay's tool reference, its connector landing page and its launch release are all in Brazilian Portuguese, and we found no English version of any of them. Field names in the returned data are mixed, with some in English and some in Portuguese such as saldo_total and total_investido, which matters when you write prompts against them.
There is no evidence it does, and the documented surface is narrower than the app. The 13 tools cover balance, cofrinhos, cards, invoices, investments, boletos, Pix keys, contacts and limits, and nothing else. PicPay has not published a written statement about permission inheritance, so we cannot confirm the boundary beyond what the tool list shows.
Anthropic lists PicPay as working with Claude, the Claude API, Claude Code and Claude Desktop. PicPay separately shipped a ChatGPT plugin roughly two weeks before the Claude connector and says existing plugin users were enabled for Claude. The endpoint speaks standard streamable HTTP MCP, so other compliant clients should connect.
documentation URL in Anthropic's directory, which links to the reference above (retrieved 2026-09-09, HTTP 200) · retrieved 2026-09-09https://mcp.svc.picpay.com/v2/mcp — anonymous initialize returned HTTP 401 with an RFC 9728 WWW-Authenticate challenge naming its resource metadata document (2026-09-09) · retrieved 2026-09-09https://mcp.svc.picpay.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/v2/mcp (HTTP 200, 2026-09-09) · retrieved 2026-09-09code response type and S256 PKCE — https://mcp.svc.picpay.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server/v2/mcp (HTTP 200, 2026-09-09) · retrieved 2026-09-09Connect PicPay once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.