PayPal MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Create and capture PayPal orders or authorizations programmatically (create_order, create_payment, create_payment_token).

• 2

  Manage business operations such as creating products, generating invoices, and processing batch payouts (create_product, create_invoice, create_payout).

• 3

  Retrieve user information and manage web experience profiles or handle identity-related flows (get_userinfo, create_web_profile).

Description

This server provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) wrapper around PayPal's APIs to let agents create and manage orders, payments, invoices, products, and payouts with built-in input validation and OAuth 2.0 authentication. It centralizes PayPal interactions, handles error and rate-limit cases, and keeps sensitive credentials in environment variables. The project is maintained by DynamicEndpoints and is designed for easy integration into MCP clients like Claude Desktop.