What MCP Can Do for You
Once connected to HaiPay MCP, you can ask your AI assistant to:- Quickly integrate payment features Example: Based on HaiPay documentation, help me implement a Brazil PIX collection interface, including signature logic and callback handling.
- Query API parameter specifications Example: Show me the required fields and signature rules for the Philippines collection interface, and generate a parameter comparison table.
- Troubleshoot integration issues Example: The order status is always PENDING. Help me check the description of the callback notification signature verification logic.
- Generate integration code Example: Using HaiPay’s collection and payout process, write a complete payment request example in Java/PHP/Python.
- Understand business workflows Example: Explain HaiPay’s asynchronous notification mechanism and how merchants should respond to ensure order status synchronization.
Getting Started
HaiPay MCP will provide the AI assistant with real-time access to:- API documentation
- Signature rules
- Error code descriptions
- Supported regions and currencies
- Cursor
- Qoder
- VS Code
To connect the HaiPay MCP server to Cursor, click the Install in Cursor button.
To manually connect the MCP server, follow these steps:See Installing MCP servers in Cursor documentation for more details.
1
Open MCP Settings
- Use Command + Shift + P (on Windows: Ctrl + Shift + P) to open the command palette.
- Search for “Open MCP settings”.
- Select Add custom MCP. This opens the
mcp.jsonfile.
2
Configure HaiPay MCP Server
Add the following to
mcp.json:3
Test the Connection
In Cursor chat, type “What tools do you have available?”. Cursor should display the HaiPay MCP server as an available tool.

