MCP - Overview
Connect financial comparison data to your AI tools.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI clients such as Cursor, Codex, Claude and Antigravity to securely access external tools and data. Instead of relying only on their existing knowledge, connected clients can retrieve structured information directly from FinFox when you ask a question.





With FinFox MCP, you can use natural-language prompts to explore app routes, search superannuation, savings accounts and credit cards, and inspect complete product records including returns, fees, rates and features.
Watch the short overview to see how FinFox connects its comparison data to supported AI tools.
What you can do
- Discover available routes, datasets and MCP capabilities
- Search APRA super products by fund, product view, returns and fees
- Inspect super product returns, fees and asset allocation
- Search savings accounts by rates, balances, access and conditions
- Search credit cards by provider, rates, fees and features
- Use FinFox data while researching, analysing or building applications
How access works
FinFox MCP provides read-only access through local stdio or authenticated remote HTTP. Local connections run on a trusted machine; remote access uses Supabase OAuth 2.1, per-user consent and an allowlist—no service-role key is required.
Your AI client can search and inspect available data, but it cannot create, modify or delete anything.
Available tools
- finfox_get_app_overview — discover routes, datasets and MCP capabilities
- finfox_list_routes — explore public routes and SEO metadata
- finfox_search_super_products — search APRA superannuation products
- finfox_get_super_product — inspect a complete superannuation record
- finfox_search_savings_products — search savings accounts and rates
- finfox_get_savings_product — inspect a complete savings-account record
- finfox_search_credit_cards — search credit-card products
- finfox_get_credit_card — inspect a complete credit-card record
Designed for safe exploration
FinFox MCP is intentionally limited to read-only actions. Search results are paginated, detail requests require approved identifiers, and the server never exposes arbitrary SQL, write methods, secrets or unbounded exports.