Model Context Protocol · Live on mcp.biatec.io

Self-custody Algorand,
wired directly into your AI agent.

Biatec MCP Server gives Claude, VS Code, and any MCP-compatible assistant secure access to your Algorand account — while your encrypted private key stays in your own Google Drive, never on our servers.

AES-256
Key encryption
0
Keys stored on our servers
2
Clients: Claude & VS Code
100%
Self-custody, always
Why Biatec

Built for AI-native, self-custody finance

Every design choice keeps custody of your keys in your hands — the AI only asks, you always hold the vault.

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Self-Custody Account Storage

Your Algorand private keys are encrypted and stored securely in your personal Google Drive, ensuring only you have access to your funds with true self-custody.

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MCP Integration

Seamlessly integrate with Claude Desktop and Visual Studio Code through the Model Context Protocol for AI-assisted blockchain operations while maintaining self-custody.

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Cross-Device Sync

Access your self-custody Algorand account from any MCP client through standard OAuth 2.1 sign-in - no manual pairing step, no session ID to configure.

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Email-Bound Security

Enhanced security through email-specific encryption binding that ensures your private keys can only be used with your specific Google account.

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Standard OAuth 2.1

Any MCP client that implements the MCP Authorization spec connects with a standard OAuth sign-in flow - no proprietary pairing UI, no session IDs.

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Authorized Processing Only

Biatec servers decrypt your keys only in-memory, only when you explicitly authorize a signing operation — plaintext keys are never persisted.

Get connected

Setup instructions

Copy the config, paste it into your client, and you're pairing in under a minute.

1Open Claude Desktop

Launch the Claude Desktop application on your computer.

2Go to Model Context Protocol (MCP) Settings

Navigate to Settings → Model Context Protocol or Custom Servers section.

3Add the Biatec MCP Server

Click Add Server and enter the following URL:

https://mcp.biatec.io/tools

Or configure it explicitly by editing claude_desktop_config.json directly (Settings → Developer → Edit Config - on Windows this is %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json, on macOS ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json):

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "Biatec": {
            "url": "https://mcp.biatec.io/tools"
        }
    }
}

No mcp-remote proxy or local Node.js install needed - Claude Desktop speaks Streamable HTTP (and its OAuth 2.1 sign-in flow) directly to a url-only entry. Save the file and restart Claude Desktop. The server will now be available for use.

4Use the Integration

When prompted to select an MCP server, choose Biatec or the URL above. Claude Desktop will open a browser to sign in via BiatecOIDC (Google or Microsoft) and ask you to approve access - no separate pairing step.

5Run your first prompt

For example: @Biatec what is my algorand address

If an authentication prompt appears, log in to your Google account and re-run the prompt after a successful login.

More examples: "what is my second address", "list all my algorand addresses", "pay to address ABCD...WXYZ 1 algo with note biatec", or "pay to address ABCD...WXYZ 1 algo with note biatec with my arc76 address SEED2...ADDR and slot 10" to sign with a specific seed/slot instead of the default identity. A payment like this is handled as three chained tool calls (build, sign, broadcast) so you can also ask to just build a transaction without sending it. Try "swap 1 algo for USDC" (quotes Biatec Router, Folks Router, and Haystack Router) or "propose a 2-of-3 multisig payment" for a proposal other signers can co-sign in their own session, or "bridge 1 algo to my address on Voi" to bridge assets to another chain via Aramid Finance.

1Open Visual Studio Code

Start Visual Studio Code on your computer.

2Create or edit .vscode/mcp.json

In your project folder, create a .vscode folder if it doesn't exist yet, then create or open a file named mcp.json.

3Add the Biatec MCP Server configuration

Insert the following configuration into mcp.json:

{
  "servers": {
    "Biatec": {
      "url": "https://mcp.biatec.io/tools",
      "type": "http"
    }
  }
}

VS Code's built-in MCP client speaks Streamable HTTP directly - no mcp-remote proxy or local Node.js install needed. Save the file; VS Code will prompt you to trust and start the server, then recognize Biatec for Model Context Protocol operations.

4Use the Integration

When using MCP features in VS Code, select Biatec as your provider. VS Code will open a browser to sign in via BiatecOIDC and ask you to approve access.

5Run your first prompt

For example: run #getCryptoAddress network=Algorand

If an authentication prompt appears, log in to your Google account and re-run the prompt after a successful login.

More examples: "what is my second address", "list all my algorand addresses", "pay to address ABCD...WXYZ 1 algo with note biatec", or "pay to address ABCD...WXYZ 1 algo with note biatec with my arc76 address SEED2...ADDR and slot 10" to sign with a specific seed/slot instead of the default identity. A payment like this is handled as three chained tool calls (build, sign, broadcast) so you can also ask to just build a transaction without sending it. Try "swap 1 algo for USDC" (quotes Biatec Router, Folks Router, and Haystack Router) or "propose a 2-of-3 multisig payment" for a proposal other signers can co-sign in their own session, or "bridge 1 algo to my address on Voi" to bridge assets to another chain via Aramid Finance.

1Open ChatGPT (desktop app or chatgpt.com)

Custom MCP connectors currently require a ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, or Edu account with Developer Mode available.

2Enable Developer Mode

Go to Settings → Connectors, then toggle on Developer Mode - this unlocks adding custom MCP servers.

3Add the Biatec MCP Server

Still under Settings → Connectors, click Create and choose to add a custom MCP server, then fill in:

Name: Biatec
MCP Server URL: https://mcp.biatec.io/tools
Authentication: OAuth

Check "I trust this application" and save. ChatGPT will open a browser to sign in via BiatecOIDC (Google or Microsoft) and ask you to approve access - no separate pairing step, no manual token to paste.

4Enable the connector for your conversation

In a chat, open the +/connectors menu and enable Biatec so its tools are available to that conversation.

5Run your first prompt

For example: "what is my algorand address". If an authentication prompt appears, log in and re-run the prompt after a successful login.

1Open LM Studio

Start LM Studio on your computer (MCP support requires a recent version).

2Open the MCP configuration file

Switch to the Program tab in the right-hand sidebar, click Install → Edit mcp.json - this opens LM Studio's mcp.json in its built-in editor.

3Add the Biatec MCP Server configuration

Insert the following into mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Biatec": {
      "url": "https://mcp.biatec.io/tools"
    }
  }
}

Save the file. LM Studio connects to Biatec directly over Streamable HTTP - no local proxy needed - and will walk you through the OAuth sign-in via BiatecOIDC (Google or Microsoft) the first time a Biatec tool is used.

4Enable the Biatec tools in a chat

In LM Studio's chat sidebar, make sure the Biatec MCP server's tools are toggled on for the model/conversation you're using.

5Run your first prompt

For example: "what is my algorand address". If an authentication prompt appears, log in and re-run the prompt after a successful login.

Pricing

Value-based tiers, not billing tiers

Your tier is assigned automatically from your self-custody portfolio value — no subscriptions to manage.

Free

Wealth up to €10,000

€0/month
  • All core features
  • Secure Google Drive storage
  • Device pairing
  • Community support

Enterprise

Wealth over €1,000,000

€1,000/month
  • All Pro tier features
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Custom integrations
  • Enterprise-grade SLAs