Claude Code

Add Qonto as an MCP server in Anthropic’s Claude Code CLI

Claude Code is Anthropic’s official terminal-based agent. It supports remote MCP servers natively through claude mcp add.

Setup

1. Add the server

   From any terminal, run:

   claude mcp add --transport http qonto-mcp https://mcp.qonto.com/mcp
   

   This registers the server in your local Claude Code configuration (~/.claude.json). The name qonto-mcp is local, you can pick a different one if you prefer.

2. Authenticate

   Open Claude Code (claude) and run the slash command:

   /mcp
   

   A list of configured MCP servers is shown. Click Authenticate next to qonto-mcp. Claude Code opens a browser window for the Qonto OAuth flow.

3. Verify

   Still in Claude Code, ask:

   Show me my pending requests.

   Claude Code will list the list_requests tool, request your approval to run it, and stream back the result.

Useful commands

Command	What it does
claude mcp list	List configured MCP servers and their auth status.
claude mcp remove qonto-mcp	Remove the Qonto server from your configuration.
/mcp (in-session)	Inspect, authenticate, or restart MCP servers.
/permissions (in-session)	Review and edit which tools are auto-approved.

Notes

• The configuration is per-user, per-machine. If you work on multiple machines, run claude mcp add ... on each.
• For team-shared configurations, place the server under .mcp.json at the project root. See the Claude Code MCP docs.

Removing the server

claude mcp remove qonto-mcp

To also revoke Qonto’s side of the consent, do it from the connected apps section of your Qonto account.