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b2pcentral

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B2P Central MCP Server — Privacy-first Bitcoin & crypto service aggregator: compare P2P offers, swap quotes, lending rates and gift cards across multiple providers, with hardened safeguards for AI agents (no private keys, no auto-payments, mandatory human confirmation). B2P Central MCP Server exposes the B2P Central aggregator API to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol, enabling safe, auditable crypto service discovery and preparation. What it does • P2P market comparison — Search and compare Bitcoin P2P buy/sell offers across providers (HodlHodl, Bisq, RoboSats, etc.) by price, limits, payment methods, and claimed No-KYC classification. • Swap rate aggregation — Compare fixed and floating crypto swap quotes across networks (Bitcoin, Lightning, Liquid, Ethereum…), with expiry tracking and best-route highlighting. • Lending & borrowing discovery — Browse collateralized crypto loan offers (APR, LTV, duration) across providers. • Gift card catalog — Search gift-card products purchasable with crypto (experimental flow). • Provider intelligence — Access curated metadata on KYC requirements, privacy practices, terms of service and reliability for every listed provider. • Order tracking — Follow the status of existing swaps and gift orders with built-in rate limiting and payment-detail redaction. Safety-first design Unlike generic crypto connectors, this server is engineered for agentic workflows with strict guardrails: • 🔒 Never custodial — The server never stores, signs, or transmits private keys, and never pays invoices automatically. • ✅ Two-step confirmation — Every write operation (b2p_create_swap, b2p_create_gift_order, b2p_create_subscription) requires an explicit prepare → confirm flow with idempotency keys and expiring tickets. • 🛡️ Sensitive data redaction — Addresses, invoices, emails and tracking URLs are masked by default; payment details require an extra opt-in scope. • 📊 Scope-based authorization — Distinct read, create and track scopes let operators enforce least-privilege access.

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