Morse gives an assistant mid-market exchange rates, supported send destinations, and indicative international money-transfer quotes, with no login.
What you can do
Look up the current mid-market exchange rate between two currencies, with the time it was read
Check which countries, currencies and payment rails Morse can send to from a given country, with typical delivery times
Get an indicative quote for sending money to someone else's bank account, including the amount sent, fee, rate and what the recipient gets
When to use it
Useful when someone asks how much one currency is worth in another, whether money can be sent from one country to another, or what a transfer would roughly cost and deliver. It is a read-only reference for rates and quotes, not a way to actually move money.
Requirements
Remote MCP endpoint over streamable HTTP; no login, API key or environment variables are declared.
Before you install
Quotes are indicative only and are not a transaction; nothing here sends money. Rates and fees can change, so confirm final terms with the provider before relying on them. The server is operated by a third party, so queries about currencies and countries are sent to it.
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Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
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Returns the current mid-market exchange rate between two currencies as the number of units of to_currency per one unit of from_currency, with the time it was read. Use it to answer how much one currency is worth in another. It does not say whether Morse can send money in either currency; use list_send_destinations for that. The rate is indicative; show get_started_url as the way to continue in the Morse app, where the rate applied to a transfer is shown before the user confirms.
Returns the countries, currencies and payment rails a person living in from_country can send money to with Morse when paying someone else's bank account, with the typical delivery time for each. Use it to answer whether Morse can send from one country to another. An empty destinations list means sending to other people's bank accounts is not offered from that country. When the result includes get_started_url, show it to the user as the way to continue in the Morse app.
Parametersfrom_countryrequired
quote_send
Quote a transfer
Returns an indicative quote for sending money with Morse from a person living in from_country to someone else's bank account in to_country: the amount sent, the fee, the mid-market exchange rate and what the recipient gets. The result includes the total cost of the transfer and the typical delivery time. Use it to answer how much a transfer costs or how much will arrive. Use list_send_destinations first to check the destination is offered. Present the figures as indicative and tell the user to check the final rate and fees in the Morse app, using get_started_url.
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Tools listedRequired15 pts
DescriptionRequired15 pts
Logo10 pts
Documentation15 pts
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