An MCP server for Ethereum transaction handling, including building, signing, decoding, validating, and analyzing legacy and EIP-1559 transactions. It also provides utilities for gas conversion, calldata encoding/decoding, serialization, and transaction cost estimation.
From the registry: Build and sign Ethereum transactions - EIP-1559, gas estimation, RLP, ERC-20 transfers
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Required prerequisites (do these first if not already done):
- **Install Python package** — Install the MCP server from PyPI using pip. Run: `pip install transaction-mcp-server` (https://pypi.org/project/transaction-mcp-server/.)
Canonical MCP server config (stdio transport):
- command: `transaction-mcp-server`
- args: []
Note: The README also shows a source install path (`pip install -e .`), but the PyPI install is the simplest portable option. No environment variables are documented. The server runs locally over stdio and signs transactions offline; broadcasting must be done separately.
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