Remote MCP (Recommended)

Quick Start

Remote MCP is the easiest way to connect. CryptoQuant hosts the MCP server, and your AI client connects to it directly via URL.

Which method should I use?

  • Connector β€” Recommended for most users. Simply connect and start asking questions in Claude.ai or Claude Desktop.

  • Config Setting β€” For developers who want to integrate CryptoQuant MCP into their own workflows or tools.

Using Connector

β€” Claude.aiarrow-up-right and Claude Desktop

  1. In Claude, click "Add connectors"

  2. Select "Add custom connector"

    Add custom connector
  3. Enter the following:

    • Name: CryptoQuant

    • Remote MCP Server URL: https://mcp.cryptoquant.com/mcp

  4. Click "Add"

  5. Click "Connect"

    Connect connector
  6. Choose either API Key or Keyless authentication

    Authentication options

    ⚠️ Keyless mode uses a shared rate limit pool. This means limits may be reached more quickly due to usage from other users. For a dedicated rate limit, use your own API Keyarrow-up-right.

  7. You're ready to go!

Using Config Setting

β€” Claude Desktop/Claude Code/Cursor

⚠️ Prerequisites: Node.js v18 or higher must be installed. Download from nodejs.orgarrow-up-right

Add the following to your MCP configuration file:

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json)

path for Mac : ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

path for Windows : %APPDATA%\\Claude\\claude_desktop_config.json

Cursor (mcp.json)

path .cursor/mcp.json

Claude Code

After saving, restart the app.

Authentication

Complete the authentication flow the same way as the Connector setup above.

Troubleshooting

Remote MCP Connection Issues

  1. Verify the server URL is correct: https://mcp.cryptoquant.com/mcp

  2. Check your internet connection

  3. For desktop clients using config setting, verify Node.js v18+ is installed

  4. Try refreshing the connector or removing and re-adding it

API Key Issues

  1. Verify the API key is valid on the settings pagearrow-up-right

  2. If using environment variables, verify they are set correctly

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