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@ponsmcp/sdk

v2.3.1

Published

PonsMCP SDK + MCP server - autonomous agent payments (MPP) settled in USDG on Robinhood Chain 4663 or USDC on Base 8453, with pons launch intelligence tools.

Readme

PonsMCP

MCP server + TypeScript SDK: autonomous agent payments in USDG on Robinhood Chain (4663) or USDC on Base (8453 · beta), read-only pons launchpad intelligence, and x402 paid-resource fetching — zero runtime dependencies.

npm tests deps license chain docs

Multi-chain support

PonsMCP v2.3.0 supports two chains. Set PONSMCP_CHAIN to switch:

| Chain | ID | Settlement | Status | Notes | |---|:-:|---|:-:|---| | Robinhood Chain | 4663 | USDG (0x5fc5...) | active | Default; all tools fully tested | | Base | 8453 | USDC (0x8335...) | beta | Read-only tools verified; write ops not tested on Base |

# Default — Robinhood Chain 4663, USDG
ponsmcp

# Switch to Base (beta)
PONSMCP_CHAIN=8453 ponsmcp

pons_quote always returns costs for both chains so agents can compare settlement options.

Quick Start — three commands to your agent's first payment

# 1. Install (Node >= 20) and start the stdio MCP server
npm install -g @ponsmcp/sdk && ponsmcp

# 2. Give the agent a funded wallet + spending caps (env of the MCP server process)
export PONSMCP_PRIVATE_KEY=0x…            # agent key — never in a browser or repo
export PONSMCP_MAX_PER_TX=100000000       # 100 USDG per transaction (base units, 6 dec)
export PONSMCP_DAILY_LIMIT=1000000000     # 1,000 USDG per day

# 3. Call the pay tool from any MCP host (Claude Desktop, Cursor, …)
#    pons_pay { "payTo": "0xMerchant…", "amountUsd": "2.50" }
#    → policy check → USDG transfer on chain 4663 → verified receipt → 0x…

Point your MCP host at the server:

{ "mcpServers": { "ponsmcp": { "command": "ponsmcp" } } }

All 21 read-only tools work with no key at all — ponsmcp alone is enough for market and launch research.

What PONS is for here (and what it isn't)

ponsfamily.com is a launchpad — pons v1/v2 launch tokens on Robinhood Chain. PonsMCP gives agents read-only intelligence over that surface, and separate payment rails for everything else:

| Capability | Tools | Moves funds? | |---|---|---| | Payments — USDG settlement between agent and merchant | pons_quote pons_pay pons_pay_resource pons_tx_status pons_balance | yes | | x402 — paid HTTP resources with auto-settlement | x402_fetch x402_discover | on 402 only | | Transfers — send any ERC-20 or native ETH | pons_send_token pons_send_eth | yes | | Launchpad research — v1 metadata, feed, screening | pons_launch_info pons_launch_feed pons_graduated_launches pons_launch_ranking | no | | v2 curves — records, quotes, snipe tax, escrow | pons_v2_launch pons_v2_quote_buy/sell pons_v2_snipe_tax pons_escrow_balance pons_escrow_token_balance | no | | Market — PONS price/pairs, stock tokens (DexScreener) | pons_price pons_launch_market pons_stocks_list pons_stock_price pons_stock_info pons_stocks_screen | no |

Payment settlement is USDG, not PONS. PONS is the ecosystem asset of the launchpad; an agent that needs to pay for a service pays in a stable. Launch-tool research (should I buy this launch? what would the tax be? what does the creator have claimable?) is a decision layer — the execution of any launch trade stays in your own wallet, deliberately outside this SDK.

For launch creators: pons_escrow_balance reads the v2 fee escrow (balanceOf / balanceOfToken) so an agent can monitor claimable creator fees. Claiming itself (claim() / claimToken() on the escrow) is a wallet action — PonsMCP never moves someone else's fees.

Architecture

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ MCP host (Claude Desktop / Cursor / your agent runtime)                │
│   owns the key: PONSMCP_PRIVATE_KEY lives ONLY here                    │
└───────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                │ stdio JSON-RPC (MCP: initialize → tools/list → tools/call)
                ▼
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ponsmcp server (this package, 34 tools)                                │
│                                                                        │
│   tools/call ──► PolicyEngine ──► per-tx cap 100 USDG                  │
│                      │             daily cap 1,000 USDG                │
│                      │             (checked BEFORE any signing)        │
│                      ▼                                                 │
│                 crypto.ts ──► keccak-256 · RLP · secp256k1             │
│                      │         canonical low-s · CSPRNG nonce · 0 deps │
│                      ▼                                                 │
│                 EIP-155 legacy tx, chainId 4663, signed locally        │
└──────┬──────────────────┬──────────────────────┬───────────────────────┘
       ▼                  ▼                      ▼
  Robinhood Chain      DexScreener           HTTP + x402
  (USDG settle,        (PONS, launch           │
   ETH gas)             & stock markets)       ▼
       │                                    402 requirement → settle →
       ▼                                    retry with X-PAYMENT proof
  receipt verified: status 0x1 +
  decoded USDG transfer matches quote

Never puts a private key, a browser, or a third-party signer between the policy check and the broadcast.

The 34 tools

| Tool | Key? | What it does | |---|:-:|---| | pons_chains | — | list all supported chains with status | | pons_chain_info | — | active chain facts + all supported chains | | pons_price | — | PONS market snapshot | | pons_launch_info | — | pons v1 launch metadata on-chain | | pons_launch_market | — | live markets for a launch token | | pons_launch_feed | — | recent launches (official feed) | | pons_graduated_launches | — | v1 launches that reached their liquidity threshold | | pons_launch_ranking | — | ranked launches with Grade A / Early Watch tiers | | pons_v2_launch | — | v2 factory launch record | | pons_v2_quote_buy | — | pure curve buy quote (tax-capped) | | pons_v2_quote_sell | — | pure curve sell quote | | pons_v2_snipe_tax | — | decaying opening tax per recipient | | pons_escrow_balance | — | claimable native fees (v2 escrow) | | pons_escrow_token_balance | — | claimable ERC-20 fees (v2 escrow) | | pons_token_info | — | ERC-20 metadata for any token | | pons_quote | — | USD → settlement-token base units, both-chain comparison | | pons_pay | ✅ | policy → sign → broadcast → verified receipt | | pons_pay_resource | ✅ | fetch a 402 resource, settle the exact price | | pons_tx_status | — | independent receipt verification | | x402_fetch | ✅ | fetch any URL; auto-settle x402 402s and retry with proof | | x402_discover | — | probe a domain for x402 paid resources | | pons_stocks_list | — | all 19 tokenized stock tokens with addresses | | pons_stock_price | — | live DEX price for a stock token (ticker or address) | | pons_stock_info | — | on-chain metadata for a stock token | | pons_stocks_screen | — | screen + rank all 19 stock tokens by liquidity / tier | | pons_balance | ✅ | agent wallet balance for any token | | pons_send_token | ✅ | send any ERC-20 (policy caps apply) | | pons_send_eth | ✅ | send native ETH (0.01 ETH/tx, 0.1 ETH/day caps) |

Why zero dependencies

Every line that touches a private key or builds a transaction lives in this repo: keccak-256, RLP encoding, secp256k1 signing with canonical low-s, EIP-155 replay protection. It is auditable in an afternoon, and the npm tarball is byte-identical to src/.

FAQ

Is my private key safe? It lives only in the MCP server process environment (PONSMCP_PRIVATE_KEY). It never reaches a browser, the web console, logs, or any API request. Signing happens locally; transactions are fully built and signed before any endpoint sees them.

What stops an agent from overspending? The PolicyEngine checks a per-transaction cap (default 100 USDG) and an in-process daily budget (default 1,000 USDG) before every signature. Balance is pre-checked too. The daily counter resets on restart — for hard budgets, fund the agent wallet with only what it may spend. pons_send_eth additionally caps at 0.01 ETH per tx / 0.1 ETH per day.

Which chain and token? Default: Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663 (an Arbitrum Orbit L2), settling in USDG (0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168, 6 decimals); gas is ETH. Set PONSMCP_CHAIN=8453 to switch to Base (USDC, 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, 6 decimals) — Base support is beta: read-only tools are verified, write operations (payments, transfers) are not tested on Base.

How do I know a payment really went through? pons_pay returns ok: true only after verifying an on-chain receipt: status 0x1 plus the decoded USDG Transfer event matching the exact quote. pons_tx_status re-verifies any hash independently — merchants should use it rather than trusting a caller's claim.

What is x402 support? Agents using the x402 convention (HTTP 402 + X-PAYMENT headers) can call x402_fetch: it fetches a URL, settles a recognized requirement exactly (policy-checked), retries with a signed proof header, and returns the payload. x402_discover finds paid resources on a domain. Details: x402 compatibility.

Does PonsMCP buy or sell launch tokens? No. Curve quotes, snipe-tax reads, and escrow balances are intelligence only. Executing trades or claiming fees stays in your own wallet by design.

Which MCP hosts work? Anything that speaks stdio MCP: Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, and custom runtimes. Read-only tools need no configuration beyond the server command.

Docs

Full manual (concepts / guides / API / x402): ponsmcp.com/docs — also in ponsmcp-docs.

License

MIT