Safetrade

Docs-driven Model Context Protocol server for the SafeTrade REST API.

This MCP is intentionally not a one-tool-per-endpoint wrapper. It gives agents a small generic client that reads SafeTrade's OpenAPI docs, validates requests against those docs by default, signs private calls internally, and keeps API secrets out of prompts and command lines.

Tools

safetrade_openapi

Inspect the SafeTrade OpenAPI spec cached by the MCP.

Arguments:

• path optional API path, such as /trade/public/tickers or /trade/account/members/me
• method optional HTTP method when path is supplied

Use this first to discover paths, methods, query parameters, body schemas, and response shapes.

safetrade_request

Execute a generic SafeTrade REST request.

Arguments:

• method: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE; default GET
• path: relative SafeTrade API path starting with /
• query: object of query parameters
• body: JSON body for non-GET requests
• auth: auto, none, or required; default auto
• validate: validate method/path against OpenAPI before sending; default true
• timeoutMs: request timeout; default 15000, max 60000
• confirmDangerous: must be ALLOW_WITHDRAW for withdraw mutations when withdraws are enabled

Safety model

• Credentials are read from environment variables or a local key file.
• Credentials are never returned in tool output.
• Key files must not be group/world readable. Mode 600 is required.
• Withdraw mutation endpoints are blocked by default.
• To allow withdraw mutations, both conditions are required:
  • environment variable SAFETRADE_ALLOW_WITHDRAW=true
  • request argument confirmDangerous: "ALLOW_WITHDRAW"

For normal agent use, create a SafeTrade API key without withdraw permission and IP-lock it at SafeTrade.

Secrets

Preferred key file:

{
  "apiKey": "...",
  "apiSecret": "..."
}

Default path:

~/.config/opencode/keys/safetrade.json

Permissions:

chmod 600 ~/.config/opencode/keys/safetrade.json

Environment variables are also supported:

SAFETRADE_API_KEY=...
SAFETRADE_API_SECRET=...

Install

bun install

Run

bun run index.ts

Self-test:

bun run index.ts --self-test

The self-test checks:

• OpenAPI lookup works
• live public /trade/public/tickers request returns HTTP 200
• withdraw mutation guard blocks before request

If credentials are configured, MCP clients can also call private endpoints such as /trade/account/members/me through safetrade_request.

OMP MCP config example

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "safetrade": {
      "type": "stdio",
      "command": "/home/cachybtw/.bun/bin/bun",
      "args": [
        "run",
        "/home/cachybtw/.config/opencode/mcp/safetrade-mcp/index.ts"
      ],
      "env": {
        "PATH": "/home/cachybtw/.local/bin:/home/cachybtw/.bun/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin",
        "SAFETRADE_KEYS_FILE": "/home/cachybtw/.config/opencode/keys/safetrade.json"
      },
      "enabled": true
    }
  }
}

Auth details

The signing implementation follows SafeTrade's official example client:

• header X-Auth-Apikey: API key
• header X-Auth-Nonce: millisecond timestamp
• header X-Auth-Signature: HMAC_SHA256(apiSecret, nonce + apiKey) as lowercase hex

License

MIT