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The Stripe connector lets your workflows talk to Stripe’s hosted MCP server — a remote MCP endpoint maintained by Stripe that exposes their full API surface (customers, charges, subscriptions, products, invoices, refunds, and more).
Spojit does not curate the tool list — Stripe does. For the live set of tools and their parameters, see the Stripe MCP documentation.

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Connection setup

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Create a restricted API key (recommended)

Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard, open Developers → API keys, and click Create restricted key.Restricted keys let you grant only the permissions your workflows actually need (e.g. Read on Customers, Write on Refunds). Stripe strongly recommends this over your full secret key, since an agent with a full key can do anything in your account — including issuing refunds and creating charges.If you absolutely need full access, you can use a standard secret key (sk_live_... or sk_test_...) — but treat it like a password.
2

Add the connection in Spojit

Go to Connections in Spojit, click Add Connection, select Stripe (Official MCP), and paste the key into the Secret Key field.Use a test-mode key (sk_test_... or rk_test_...) while you’re building workflows, then swap to a live-mode key when you’re ready to go to production.

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Caveats

  • This is the full Stripe API. Stripe’s hosted MCP exposes their entire surface — including destructive operations (refunds, subscription cancellation, customer deletion). Pair it with a restricted key whose scopes match what your workflows actually do, and prefer test-mode keys during development.
  • Test vs live mode is decided by the key. There is no separate “environment” field in the connection — the prefix on the key (sk_test_ vs sk_live_) is what determines which Stripe environment the calls land in. Use separate Spojit connections for test and live.
  • The key represents your account. A standard secret key has full Stripe API access; a restricted key has whatever scopes you grant when creating it. Treat both like passwords.
  • MCP endpoint is hosted by Stripe. Availability, rate limits, and the exact tool surface are determined by Stripe. Outages and breaking changes are upstream.

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When to use this vs the Spojit Stripe connector

Spojit offers a separate, curated Stripe connector with a smaller, opinionated tool set tuned for common workflows. Use this Stripe (Official MCP) connector when:
  • You need access to a Stripe API the curated connector doesn’t expose
  • You want the broadest possible surface for an AI agent to work with
Use the Spojit Stripe connector when you want a tighter, lower-token, opinionated set of tools.

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Tools

For the current list of tools and their parameters, see Stripe’s MCP documentation.