About
Lunch Flow is a financial data aggregation service that connects your bank accounts to AI assistants for real-time access to balances, transactions, and spending insights. Key features of Lunch Flow: - Access 20,000+ banks across 40+ countries through a single integration. - Query account balances and transaction history using natural language. - Search and compare spending activity across accounts, merchants, and categories. - Read-only access ensures your credentials and sensitive data remain secure. - API-based connection to your Lunch Flow account—no bank credentials stored in the MCP server.
README
Lunch Flow MCP Server
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> Connect your bank accounts to Claude and other AI assistants. Access financial data from 20,000+ banks across 40+ countries through natural language.
Query balances, transactions, and spending patterns without leaving your conversation - powered by your Lunch Flow account.
Built with the Model Context Protocol and Smithery SDK
Features
This MCP server provides three tools for accessing your financial data:
Note: these match Lunch Flow's API.
Quick Start
Prerequisites
1. Lunch Flow account: Sign up at lunchflow.app 2. Connect your banks: Link your accounts through Lunch Flow 3. API key: Get yours at lunchflow.app/destinations
Installation
Install via Smithery:
smithery install @lunchflow/mcp
Or clone and run locally:
git clone https://github.com/lunchflow/mcp.git
cd mcp
npm install
npm run dev
Configuration
For Smithery Deployment
Add to smithery.yaml:
runtime: typescript
Usage Examples
Once configured, you can ask Claude questions like:
Claude will use the MCP tools to fetch real-time data from your Lunch Flow account.
Development
Building
npm run build
Local Testing
npm run dev
The development server will start and you can test the MCP tools locally.
Bank Coverage
Lunch Flow supports 20,000+ banks across 40+ countries.
Security & Privacy
Support
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details
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