MCP Connector

Manage Financial Operations in Mifos X

Mifos X MCP Server gives AI agents banking operations over Apache Fineract: clients, loans, and savings, in four languages.

Works with mifos xfineract

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Updated 27 days ago
Version 1.0.0
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Why it matters

Integrate AI agents with the Mifos X open banking system to automate financial operations. Access and manage client data, loans, savings, and transactions seamlessly.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Manage client creation, activation, and address details.

02

Administer loan products, applications, and disbursements.

03

Process savings accounts, deposits, and withdrawals.

04

Facilitate financial transactions within the Mifos X ecosystem.

Install

Add it to your toolbox

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/vb-mifos-x | bash

Capabilities

Tools your agent gets

create_client

Create a new client with name, email, mobile number, and external ID

activate_client

Activate an existing client account

add_client_address

Add address information to a client profile

add_client_personal_reference

Add personal reference information to a client

create_loan_product

Create a loan product with principal, interest rate, and repayment terms

apply_for_loan

Submit a loan application for a client using a specific loan product

approve_loan

Approve a pending loan application

disburse_loan

Disburse funds for an approved loan

+7 tools

Overview

Mifos X MCP Server

Mifos X MCP Server bridges an AI agent to the Apache Fineract banking backend, offering client, loan, and savings operations across four language implementations. Use it when an AI agent needs to perform real core-banking operations on an Apache Fineract-based Mifos X deployment.

What it does

Mifos X MCP Server is a stateless integration tier that bridges any AI assistant or agent framework to the Apache Fineract banking backend behind Mifos X, letting an AI agent create and manage clients, loans, savings accounts, groups, and more directly against a real core banking system. It ships as four separate, functionally parallel implementations, Go, Java (Quarkus), Python (FastMCP), and Rust, each talking to the same Fineract REST API and sharing the same smoke-test suite so they return identical, predictable JSON structures regardless of which one you deploy.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use it when you want an AI agent to perform real core-banking operations: creating and activating clients, applying for and approving loans, disbursing funds, creating and activating savings accounts, making deposits and repayments, or generating documents and reports, against an Apache Fineract-based Mifos X deployment. Since every action is validated against Fineract's own native permissions, RBAC enforced, and the server makes no external calls beyond Fineract itself, it is built for real deployments, not a sandbox toy; treat agent-initiated loan and savings actions with the same caution as any other core-banking integration. None of the four implementations store user data, PII, or AI memory, so choose whichever language implementation best fits your infrastructure rather than expecting different data-retention behavior between them.

Capabilities

Tool counts and categories vary by implementation. Go, the most feature-complete, offers 102 tools across Clients & Identities (16), Documents & Reports (26), Loans & Savings (23), Groups & Centers (13), Bulk & Composite cloud-native operations (19), and Accounting & Stats (5). Rust offers 89 tools built for async scale and bulk processing, including 11 tools exclusive to Rust for bulk operations. Python offers 49 tools in a domain-driven design covering Clients & Groups, Loans & Savings, and Staff & Accounting. Java offers 38 tools split between Backoffice operations (21, covering clients, loans, and savings) and User Recommendations (17, exclusive to Java). All four connect over MCP via stdio or SSE and can plug into clients like the Mifos X WebApp, Claude Code, or custom n8n workflow agents.

How to install

Pick an implementation based on your stack. For Go, which requires Go 1.21+, copy go/.env.example to go/.env with your credentials, then build and run. Python, Java, and Rust each have their own setup steps in the same repository, and any of them can be tested interactively with the MCP Inspector, for example npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector python python/mcp_server.py for the Python server.

Who it's for

Financial institutions and developers running Mifos X or Apache Fineract who want an AI agent to perform core-banking operations - client management, loans, savings, and reporting - conversationally, choosing whichever of the four language implementations best fits their infrastructure.

Source README

Mifos MCP - Model Context Protocol (MCP)

This project provides Model Context Protocol (MCP) for the Mifos X Ecosystem, enabling AI agents to access financial data and operations.

Implementations are available in:

  • Go (Native) - 102 typed tools (high-performance, cloud-native with SSE/Stdio).
  • Java (Quarkus) - 38 typed tools (across Backoffice and Recommendations).
  • Python (FastMCP) - 49 typed tools (modular domain-driven design).
  • Rust - 89 typed tools (high-performance async I/O with exclusive bulk operations).

Architecture Overview

The Mifos MCP Server acts as a standalone, stateless integration tier that bridges any AI assistant or agent framework to the Apache Fineract banking backend.

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│            Apache Fineract / Mifos X          │
└───────────────────────┬──────────────────────┘
                        │ REST API
┌───────────────────────────────▼───────────────────────────────┐
│                 mcp-mifosx (Primary Repo)                     │
│                                                               │
│  ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐  │
│  │   /go (Native)  │ │ /java (Quarkus) │ │/python (FastMCP)│ │  /rust (Tokio)  │  │
│  │                 │ │                 │ │                 │ │                 │  │
│  │ - 102 Tools     │ │ - 38 Tools      │ │ - 49 Tools      │ │ - 89 Tools      │  │
│  │ - Go Routines   │ │ - Backoffice    │ │ - Modular Design│ │ - Async I/O     │  │
│  │ - SSE / Stdio   │ │ - Recommend.    │ │                 │ │ - Bulk Actions  │  │
│  └────────┬────────┘ └────────┬────────┘ └────────┬────────┘ └────────┬────────┘  │
└───────────┴───────────────────┼───────────────────┼───────────────────┴───────────┘
                        │ MCP Protocol (stdio / SSE)
          ┌─────────────┼──────────────┐
          ▼             ▼              ▼
    Mifos X WebApp   Claude Code     n8n / Custom
    AI Assistant     (claude.ai)     Workflow Agent
    (your client)   (external)       (your client)

This repository is framework-agnostic. The client (LLM brain, UI, memory) lives in a separate repository. Any MCP-compatible system can plug in.


Implementation Synchronization

While this repository hosts two different programming languages, they are kept in functional parity where possible to ensure a consistent experience.

How they "Sync":

  1. Tool Specification: All implementations aim to expose the same core banking tools.
    • Go currently leads with 102 tools, featuring advanced cloud-native features and SSE.
    • Rust provides 89 tools, uniquely featuring high-concurrency Bulk Operations and robust "Fetch-and-Merge" state management.
    • Python provides 49 tools using a modular domain design.
    • Java provides 38 tools (21 for Backoffice operations and 17 for User Recommendations).
  2. API Alignment: All implementations are built against the same Apache Fineract REST API. They share identical logic for field routing.
  3. Stateless Parity: All implementations follow a strictly stateless design. None of the servers store user data, PII, or AI memory.
  4. Testing Protocol: Shared "Smoke Tests" ensure that all implementations return identical, predictable JSON structures to the LLM.

Project Structure

This repository is structured to support multiple implementations and client integrations.

.
├── README.md               # Root entry point & cross-implementation guide
├── go/                     # Go Implementation (Native / High-Performance)
│   ├── tools/              # 102 Domain-specific tools (SSE/Stdio)
│   ├── server/             # Dual-transport logic (HTTP/SSE & Stdio)
│   └── main.go             # Server entry point
├── rust/                   # Rust Implementation (Tokio/Reqwest)
│   ├── src/                # Multi-threaded typed tools & bulk execution logic
│   └── Cargo.toml          # Rust package dependencies
├── python/                 # Python Implementation (FastMCP)
│   ├── mcp_server.py       # Main entry point for the MCP server
│   ├── tools/              # Domain-specific banking tools (Loans, Clients, etc.)
│   └── core/               # API Gateway handlers
└── java/                   # Java Implementation (Quarkus)
    ├── backoffice/         # Core banking tools
    └── userrecommendation/ # Recommendation engine tools

Getting Started

1. Choose Your Implementation

Go (Native & Cloud-Ready)

Prerequisites: Go 1.21+

Steps:

  1. Configure Environment:
    Copy go/.env.example to go/.env and update credentials.
  2. Build and Run:
    cd go
    go build -o mcp-server .
    ./mcp-server
    
  3. SSE Mode (Optional):
    Define PORT=8080 in .env to switch from Stdio to SSE microservice mode.
Rust (High-Performance)

Prerequisites: Rust (Cargo)

Steps:

  1. Configure Environment:
    Copy rust/.env.example to rust/.env and update credentials.
  2. Build and Run:
    cd rust
    cargo build --release
    ./target/release/mcp-rust-mifosx
    
Java (Quarkus)

Prerequisites: JDK 21+, Maven

Steps:

  1. Configure Environment Variables:
    export MIFOSX_BASE_URL="https://your-fineract-instance"
    export MIFOSX_BASIC_AUTH_TOKEN="your_api_token"
    export MIFOS_TENANT_ID="default"
    
  2. Run via JBang:
    jbang --quiet org.mifos.community.ai:mcp-server:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT:runner
    
  3. Build Native Executable (Optional):
    cd java/backoffice
    ./mvnw package -Dnative
    ./target/mcp-server-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT-runner
    
Python (FastMCP)

Prerequisites: Python 3.10+, pip

Steps:

  1. Navigate to the Python directory:
    cd python
    
  2. Install dependencies:
    pip install -r requirements.txt
    
  3. Configure Environment:
    Copy .env.example to .env and fill in your details.
  4. Run the Server:
    python mcp_server.py
    

Available Tools Summary

The exact number and categorization of tools depend on the core server implementation deployed:

Go (102 Tools)

The most feature-complete implementation with native concurrent routines.

  • Clients & Identities: 16 Tools
  • Documents & Reports: 26 Tools
  • Loans & Savings: 23 Tools
  • Groups & Centers: 13 Tools
  • Bulk & Composite: 19 Tools (Cloud-Native)
  • Accounting & Stats: 5 Tools

Rust (89 Tools)

Built for asynchronous scale, bulk processing, and robust state-aware updates.

  • Clients & Collaterals: 25 Tools
  • Loans & Collaterals: 19 Tools
  • Groups, Savings & Centers: 23 Tools
  • Staff, Accounting & Charges: 11 Tools
  • Bulk Operations: 11 Tools (Exclusive to Rust)

Python (49 Tools)

Domain-driven design bridging AI directly to Fineract.

  • Clients & Groups: 16 Tools
  • Loans & Savings: 20 Tools
  • Staff & Accounting: 13 Tools

Java (38 Tools)

Enterprise suite categorized between Backoffice and recommendation engines.

  • Backoffice Operations: 21 Tools (Covers Clients, Loans, Savings)
  • User Recommendations: 17 Tools (Exclusive to Java)

Testing with MCP Inspector

Use the MCP Inspector to test and debug your server interactively:

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector <command_to_run_yours_server>

For Python:

npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector python python/mcp_server.py

Examples - Backoffice Agent

Video URL Title Prompt Implementation
https://youtu.be/MDQKRoz5GKw?si=69X77C58nFhy6Ioh Join and Try the Mifos MCP Go to https://ai.mifos.community Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/y5MR3j8EGM4?si=zXTurBNql4xF5CGY Create Client Create client using name: OCTAVIO PAZ, email: octaviopaz@mifos.org, etc. Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/qJsC25cd-1g?si=qQzX8DeOe0_2qhfr Activate Client Activate the client OCTAVIO PAZ Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/X1g_nVDsRnM?si=K7vsAN7gOLEC2OG0 Add Address to Client Add the address to the client OCTAVIO PAZ (Plaza de Loreto) Java
https://youtu.be/xeL9_sycwA8?si=AtV6F4WhTvcDspSp Add Personal Reference Add Maria Elena Ramírez as sister to OCTAVIO PAZ Java
https://youtu.be/IKGMeAJBAOk?si=N27rE64dn7qxmMBk Create a Loan Product Create default loan product named "SILVER" (10% interest) Java
https://youtu.be/5EdgUyLyP0w?si=L0UdYjXlyYF6faL5 Create Loan Application Apply for individual loan for OCTAVIO PAZ using SILVER Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/2ioN_8z_uaY?si=ZTB5rCrgS2jTpC4- Approve Loan Approve the loan account Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/dDebmrn4lB0?si=0GTf4asCBHnsu27f Disbursement of Loan Disburse loan account using Money Transfer Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/N3wnyJCh_Ik?si=gSy5LrJdFF2kfzHd Make Loan Repayment Make a repayment for account 6 (Amount: 6687.59) Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/bOuTj97hyqU?si=9bpno4Kp0II1IfPY Create Savings Product Create default savings product named "WALLET" Java
https://youtu.be/l-Z7LlE3AnM?si=yQM4lloJL8Hu6yv8 Create Savings App Apply for savings account for OCTAVIO PAZ using WALLET Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/Q5ExlhalG8U?si=TwbsUZX30G3JeNJy Approve Savings App Approve the savings account with note "MY FIRST APPROVAL" Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/DJgUiRYK-rE?si=YatfVgOgpbP4wV91 Activate Savings Activate the savings account Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/Od7KFqktUtI?si=gPJNlLOB_7D74QdS Make a Deposit Create DEPOSIT of 5000 for account 1 Go / Java / Python / Rust
https://youtu.be/9OL6N5wKG7c?si=R50RjTK6GI_ODuUs Make a Withdrawal Create WITHDRAWAL of 2000 for account 1 Go / Java / Python / Rust

Security & Guardrails

  • Universal Compatibility - Works with Claude, GPT-4, Qwen, or any MCP client.
  • Data Sovereignty - The server makes no external calls.
  • RBAC Enforced - Every action is validated against Fineract's native permissions.

FAQ

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