TokenBank

npx add-mcp 'https://mcp.tokenbank.world'

TokenBank MCP Server

An MCP server over 4,500+ tokenized real-world assets — tokenized treasuries, yield stablecoins, gold, real estate, tokenized stocks and staking — plus the Hyperliquid perpetuals on the same stocks. Built around one question most datasets skip: several products track the same thing — how do they differ?

No API key. No sign-up. Read-only.

claude mcp add --transport http tokenbank https://mcp.tokenbank.world

Any MCP client works; the endpoint speaks Streamable HTTP.

Endpoint	https://mcp.tokenbank.world
Registry	world.tokenbank/tokenbank
Transport	Streamable HTTP, stateless
Protocol	2025-06-18, 2025-03-26, 2024-11-05
Auth	none
Website	tokenbank.world

Why this exists

Apple exists on-chain as seven separate tokens from different issuers. NVIDIA as eight, plus a perpetual future. They share a price driver and almost nothing else: issuer, legal wrapper, holder rights, chain, custody, KYC gates and cost all differ — and a perp is not ownership at all.

TokenBank keeps the underlying (the company, ETF or bond) apart from the instrument (one issuer's token on it), so these can be compared side by side instead of appearing as unrelated rows. See it on the web: every security tokenized more than once · NVIDIA, compared · Apple, compared.

Target / Area, not eligibility. Records carry targetArea — whom the issuer aims a product at (retail, professional, institutional) and in which market (EU, US, UK, …), as the issuer states it. It describes the product; it is not a check of whether you may buy it. That is set by the issuer's own terms, and the server says so instead of guessing.

Tools

Tool	What it answers
compare_tokenized_access	For a security with more than one way in: every token on it (issuer, structure, KYC gates, custody, chain, target/area) and every Hyperliquid perp (fees, 7-day funding, leverage, what the contract references). Also covers stocks that trade on-chain only as a perp.
find_tokenized_security	Does a tokenized version of a company, ETF or bond exist, and from which issuer? Backed / xStocks, Ondo Global Markets, Aktionariat, Binaryx, plus Dinari, Coinbase, Robinhood Chain and others.
search_yield_products	Search and filter the instruments for earning yield with crypto.
get_product_details	Full record for one instrument by ticker: yield, risk, custody, target/area, how to buy, source, verification date.
compare_assets	Two or more instruments side by side on the fields that decide between them, including the three KYC gates.
compare_with_savings_account	Low-risk, instant-access instruments against a bank savings rate, with the honest trade-offs rather than just the bigger number.
find_permissionless_assets	What a self-custody wallet can buy on a secondary market without KYC and hold itself. Strict: unverified access is excluded, not included.
search_realt_properties	The individual tokenized US rental properties behind RealT, each with net rental yield, rent history and a page of its own.
get_market_coverage	Which countries this dataset can see into, which it cannot, and why.
get_market_stats	Shape and freshness of the dataset.

Every tool is annotated readOnlyHint: true — nothing here writes, charges or sends — and declares an outputSchema, so a client can type the answer instead of parsing a string. Every record links to its page on tokenbank.world.

Perps, honestly

The stock perpetuals come from Hyperliquid's public API (HIP-3 markets such as XYZ and Paragon), refreshed daily. Each is mapped to its underlying from the venue's own description of what the contract references — so an ADS worth 1/10 of a share stays apart from the share itself. Fees are stated at the entry tier, checked against real fills; the front end you trade through may add its own. TokenBank takes no fee and has no referral on any of them.

Two tiers, never silently mixed

• Curated — rows that state a yield, a minimum and a risk. The only ones that can answer "what does this pay". Ranking tools use this tier by default and report how many rows they left out.
• Imported — issuer-catalogue rows carrying identity, classification and target/area, but no figures. Use them for "is X tokenized", never for yield rankings.

Every record carries its tier.

Paging

Tools returning lists accept offset and cap limit at 100. The answer carries nextOffset while more remains, and omits it at the end.

Honest limits

• Yields are variable and not guaranteed. Figures come from the issuers and their published catalogues; they are sourced, not audited.
• Who may buy is set by the issuer. targetArea describes the product; an empty list means nothing is stated, not that the product is closed.
• Not investment advice. Every response carries this disclaimer.
• Some markets are structurally invisible to any public dataset: Japanese and Korean security tokens run on permissioned chains with domestic-only distribution. get_market_coverage says so explicitly.

Also without MCP

• Open REST API, no key: /api/v1/assets · /api/v1/underlyings
• Machine-readable overview: llms.txt
• Issuers and their catalogues: tokenbank.world/issuers

License

MIT for this repository (the manifest and documentation). The dataset behind the server is published through the endpoints above.