revolut-pulse-mcp.v2
Provides live stock and crypto prices to AI apps via Yahoo Finance and Binance, with Revolut availability checks, requiring no API key for local Windows use.
README
π revolut-pulse-mcp.v2 - Live market data for AI apps
π§ What this app does
revolut-pulse-mcp.v2 gives Claude, Cursor, and other AI tools live stock and crypto prices.
It uses Yahoo Finance for stocks and Binance for crypto. It also checks Revolut market access, so you can see if a symbol is likely available there.
This app is for Windows users who want a simple local setup with no API key.
π₯ Download and install
Use this link to visit the download page:
Follow these steps on Windows:
- Open the link above in your browser.
- On the GitHub page, look for the latest release or the main download files.
- Download the Windows file if one is listed, or get the source package from the page.
- If you get a ZIP file, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- If you see an app file, double-click it to run.
- If you see a setup file, double-click it and follow the on-screen steps.
- If you see a Python project folder, use the included start file or run it with the steps below.
π₯οΈ What you need on Windows
For a smooth setup, use:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Internet access for live price data
- At least 4 GB of memory
- 200 MB of free disk space
- A modern browser for GitHub
- Python 3.11 or newer if you are running the source version
βοΈ Start the app
If the download includes a ready-to-run file:
- Open the folder where you saved the file.
- Double-click the file.
- Wait for the window or local server to start.
- Keep the app open while you use it with your AI tool.
If the download includes source files:
- Open the extracted folder.
- Find a file named
requirements.txtor a start file such asrun.bat. - If there is a
run.batfile, double-click it. - If there is no start file, open Command Prompt in that folder.
- Run the app using the projectβs Python start command if one is listed in the files.
π§ How to use it with Claude or Cursor
After the app is running, connect it to your AI tool:
- Open Claude, Cursor, or another MCP-ready app.
- Add a new local server or tool connection.
- Use the local address shown by revolut-pulse-mcp.v2.
- Save the connection.
- Ask the AI for a stock price, crypto price, or Revolut availability check.
Example requests:
- What is the current price of AAPL?
- Show me BTC price in USD.
- Is TSLA available on Revolut?
- Compare ETH and SOL right now.
- Give me the latest market price for MSFT
π Features
- Live stock prices from Yahoo Finance
- Live crypto prices from Binance
- Revolut availability check
- No API key needed
- Local Windows-friendly setup
- Works with AI tools that support MCP
- Fast response for price lookups
- Simple access to market data from one place
π What you can ask the app
Use short requests in plain language:
- Current stock price
- Crypto price in USD
- Last traded price
- Market status
- Revolut availability for a symbol
- Basic price comparison
The app is built for quick checks, so it works well for everyday market lookups.
π§© Folder contents you may see
If you download the source version, the folder may include:
README.md- the main guiderequirements.txt- Python package listmain.py- the app start filesrc/- the program filesassets/- icons or imagesrun.bat- a Windows start fileconfig.json- local settings
π οΈ If the app does not start
Try these steps:
- Make sure the file finished downloading.
- Extract the ZIP file before opening anything.
- Run the file as an administrator if Windows blocks it.
- Check that your internet connection is working.
- Close and reopen the app.
- If you used the source version, make sure Python is installed.
- Try the app again from the same folder where the files were unpacked.
π Privacy and local use
This app is meant to run on your own computer.
It connects to public market data sources to fetch prices. It does not need your personal trading account details. If you use it with Claude or Cursor, the AI tool only receives the data you ask for through the local connection you set up.
π§ͺ Example use cases
- Check the price of a stock before opening a chart
- Compare crypto prices across common assets
- Ask an AI tool for a fast market lookup
- See if a symbol is available on Revolut before you search in the app
- Keep a simple market data tool on your Windows desktop
π Setup flow at a glance
- Visit the download page.
- Download the Windows file or source package.
- Extract the files if needed.
- Open the app or start file.
- Connect Claude, Cursor, or another MCP tool.
- Ask for stock, crypto, or Revolut checks
π§ Best results
For the smoothest experience:
- Keep the app open while using it
- Use clear symbol names like AAPL, TSLA, BTC, or ETH
- Check your network if prices do not load
- Start with one request at a time
- Use a recent version of Windows
π Project topic areas
- Binance
- Claude
- Crypto price tracking
- FastAPI
- FastMCP
- Finance
- MCP
- MCP server
- Python
- Real-time data
- Stock price
- Yahoo Finance
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