Language:JapaneseEnglish

mercadopago Claude Code Plugin

Author
Mercado Pago Developer Experience
Category
Development
Topics
Payments & Fintech · Claude Code Customization & Workflow · Security, Auth & Compliance
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-04 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-08-27 (UTC) (9 days ago)

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

mercadopago is a Claude Code plugin that packages a toolkit for integrating Mercado Pago's payment products into a project. According to the README, a single router agent delegates work to four skills: an integration wizard, a webhook setup/diagnostic skill, a test-account and test-funds skill, and a review skill for security and quality checks. The README states that code scaffolding and bundled test-card data are available without an active connection, and that a connection to the official Mercado Pago MCP server is requested only when the developer selects an operation such as live documentation lookup, credential retrieval, webhook registration, or quality/homologation evaluation. It also ships a hook that scans supported write, edit, and Bash actions for hardcoded Mercado Pago credentials and blocks attempts to read environment files outside of examples and templates.

About the service

Mercado Pago, per its homepage, is an online payment processing service for buyers and sellers, offering a digital account with credit cards and credit lines, QR code payments, point-of-sale devices, payment links and website checkout, and subscription plans, among other financial services aimed mainly at merchants and individuals in Latin American markets.

What you can do with mercadopago

  • Scaffold integrations for Mercado Pago products such as Checkout Pro, Checkout API, Bricks, Subscriptions, Marketplace, QR, and Point using the mp-integrate wizard
  • Set up and diagnose a webhook receiver with HMAC-SHA256 signature validation via mp-webhooks
  • Create test users and load test funds for sandbox testing via mp-test-setup
  • Run local security checks plus official quality and homologation evaluation via mp-review
  • Retrieve bundled test card data with the /mp-test-cards command without connecting to the MCP server
  • Manually trigger or verify the MCP OAuth connection with the /mp-connect command
  • Rely on a bundled hook to catch hardcoded credentials and block exposure of environment files

Sources

Back to list