Raven Wallet

npx add-mcp 'https://app.ravenwallet.pro/mcp'

AI access

MCP, off until you connect one

Once connected, an AI can list your wallets and what they hold, read Activity, find a coin and, if you allow it, make moves.

Works with

Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor

Speaks

MCP, the standard way AIs use tools

Moves

View only, ask me, on its own, or full access

Decided in

Your browser

Connect in one paste

Open AI in Raven, pick your AI and press its button. Or set it up from here:

https://app.ravenwallet.pro/mcp

Paste it in Claude: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector. Name it Raven, then press Connect.

Saying yes

1. Your AI sends you to Raven’s Connect page It shows who is asking, from where and which Raven account, and you pick how much it may do.
2. Say yes With your password, or Face ID or Windows Hello.
3. Then just tell it what to do The AI page turns into that AI’s log as soon as it connects.

How an AI’s ask is decided

Your AI asks for a move

Raven’s server passes it on

AI rules in your browser

Key worker plans and signs

ask ask allowed

An AI never talks to your keys. Raven has to be open somewhere for an AI’s move to run.

What it can do: list wallets and what they hold, read Activity and saved addresses, look up a coin, work out what a move would cost and, if you allow them: send, split and consolidate, normally or privately; swap; stake, unstake and withdraw; retire a wallet; clean up; take back site permissions; make, rename, freeze and file wallets.

What no AI can do, on any setting: show keys or the 12 words, make backups, import keys, change your password or its own rules, or undo a pause or a cut off.

In Claude, moves may also ask inside Claude itself. To stop that, set Raven’s tools to Always allow in Claude’s connector settings. Raven’s own rules still apply.

What the server sees

To answer an AI, Raven shares your wallet list with the server: names, addresses and folders, never keys, and your saved addresses if an AI may see them. A wallet you hide from every AI is left out. Once a private move has ended, the server keeps no record of which wallet paid which.

Under the hood

MCP over HTTP

Raven speaks the Model Context Protocol at one address. An AI signs in to it the standard way (OAuth), which is what the Connect page is.

Decided next to the keys

Each ask is handed to your open Raven and decided in your browser by your rules: run it, ask you, or refuse it. The server only carries it.

Every move still checked

A move an AI asks for gets the same review, test run and checks as one you make yourself.

Cut off at once

Cutting an AI off ends its sign-in straight away, on every device.

Read more: Let your AI run your Solana wallets.