London, UK, 8th January 2026 - Unipaas today announced the launch of its MCP (Model Context Protocol) capability, purpose-built for software platforms embedding payments and building AI-driven experiences. The new MCP server gives platforms a simplified, standardised way to connect AI directly to payment workflows - reducing integration complexity, accelerating time-to-market, and freeing teams to focus on innovation instead of infrastructure.
Unipaas MCP consolidates the operational layers around embedded payments - covering payment links, transaction search, payout management, reporting, reconciliation processes, and more. By bringing these workflows into a single MCP interface, platforms can enable AI-driven automation across payment operations without relying on custom logic or fragmented integrations - dramatically simplifying how teams build, ship, and maintain payments capabilities over time.
“AI is reshaping how products are built, and our MCP is designed to unlock agent-driven payment operations at scale,” said Oded Kovach, Co-founder & CTO of Unipaas. “We give platforms embedding payments a structured, predictable way to connect AI agents - making it easier to ship new payment experiences quickly and safely.”
Unipaas MCP is built for the next generation of platforms designed around copilots, agents, and automated workflows. As AI becomes core to product experiences, platforms need providers that go beyond dashboards and endpoints - delivering a payments layer that agents can actually operate to get real work done.
This approach unlocks a new wave of embedded payments innovation - powering agentic commerce workflows and redefining what payments look like in an AI-native world, where assistants don’t just answer questions, but execute workflows end-to-end.
To make embedded payments truly agent-ready, platforms need a consistent interface for agent interaction. A single MCP interface eliminates the need for bespoke connectors across workflows, speeding up product delivery. New capabilities are rolled out automatically, without additional engineering effort.
“As platforms become AI-native, embedded payments must evolve into a foundation for intelligent, agent-led workflows,” said David Avgi, Founder and CEO of Unipaas. “Platforms now need payment providers built for agents, not just APIs, and capable of operating securely at scale. With our MCP capability, we are removing friction from payment integration and enabling platforms to focus on building the next generation of AI-native payment experiences.”
Unipaas MCP is available now, with supported tools and integration examples available in the Unipaas documentation.
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