Injective Wallet MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Programmatically create and persist an Injective wallet and retrieve its address for automated workflows.

• 2

  Perform token transfers (INJ and other denoms) from a managed wallet and receive transaction details like hashes and amounts.

• 3

  Query wallet balances and execute or simulate spot-market token swaps with slippage tolerance and estimated outputs.

Description

This MCP server exposes wallet management, token transfer, balance query, and spot-market swap functionality for the Injective blockchain. It can create and persist a wallet seed, validate and send token transfers (INJ and other denoms), and place or simulate spot market swaps with slippage handling. The server is intended to be integrated with Claude Desktop or tested with the MCP Inspector for automated agent workflows. It returns transaction details and clearly labels simulated swap results when a real execution is not possible.