alchemy-mcp-serverConnect your AI assistant to public blockchain networks. Ask it to check live prices, review wallet activity, track digital collectibles, and view balances. You can also send funds or trade tokens whe

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Reviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

Alchemy MCP Server is a legacy open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI agents to Alchemy's blockchain APIs. It bridges AI agents and blockchain APIs, enabling features such as querying token prices and history, NFT ownership information, transaction history, token balances, and more. However, it is not actively maintained and users are recommended to use the hosted remote server at https://mcp.alchemy.com/mcp instead, which authenticates via OAuth and does not require API key or local install. The local STDIO server is documented for those who specifically need the @alchemy/mcp-server npm package or local development workflow.

Key features

Query token prices and price history
Get NFT ownership information and contract data
View transaction history across multiple networks
Check token balances across multiple blockchain networks
Retrieve detailed asset transfers with filtering
Send transactions via Smart Contract Accounts

Pricing

Model: Free
Category: MCP Servers
Rating: No reviews yet

Use cases

Blockchain-based AI Application Development

Develop and test AI applications that interact with blockchain data, such as token prices and NFT ownership.

Local Blockchain API Testing

Test and debug blockchain-based applications locally using Alchemy's blockchain APIs.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Enables local development and testing of blockchain-based AI applications
Provides access to Alchemy's blockchain APIs via STDIO
Allows for customization and control over the server setup

Cons

Not actively maintained, which may lead to compatibility issues or missing features
Requires manual setup and configuration, which can be time-consuming
New users are recommended to use the hosted Alchemy MCP Server instead

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Q&A

What are the main drawbacks of using the local STDIO server?

Because it’s not actively maintained, it may face compatibility issues or lack new features. Setting it up also requires manual configuration and can be time‑consuming compared to the hosted option.

Asked by Lena Fischer · Nov 17, 2025

Do I need an API key to use the hosted MCP server?

The hosted remote server authenticates via OAuth and does not require an API key or local installation, simplifying access for most users.

Asked by Freya Solberg · Nov 8, 2025

What blockchain data can the server query?

It can query token prices and history, NFT ownership and contract data, transaction history across multiple networks, token balances, detailed asset transfers with filtering, and even send transactions via Smart Contract Accounts.

Asked by Margaret Whitfield · Nov 1, 2025

Is Alchemy MCP Server still actively maintained?

No, the local alchemy-mcp-server is legacy and not actively maintained. Users are advised to use the hosted remote server at https://mcp.alchemy.com/mcp instead.

Asked by Zara Ahmed · Sep 18, 2025