MCP Dev LATAM
A collection of open-source MCP servers that let an AI agent operate a business across Latin America, wrapping payment, invoicing, banking, logistics and messaging providers in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Peru behind one interface.
MCP Dev LATAM addresses the fact that AI agents can write code and analyze data but cannot easily operate a business, because every regional service in Latin America has its own API, authentication scheme and quirks, such as mutual TLS for Brazil's BACEN Pix v2 or JWT-RSA for Mexico's STP-SPEI. Each server in the collection wraps one real provider, covering payments, fiscal invoicing, logistics, messaging, banking, ERP, identity, fraud checks and crypto, so an agent can, for example, charge a customer through Pix, issue a Brazilian NF-e invoice, generate a shipping label, send a WhatsApp tracking message, record the sale in an ERP and reconcile the bank balance in one workflow.
It also includes servers for four emerging agentic payment protocols, checkout protocols, an authorization layer, and a micropayment rail, though the project notes that only one of these, Stripe's Agentic Commerce Protocol, reaches a live service today, with the others deprecated. The servers are published on npm under the MIT license and listed in the official MCP Registry, with a machine-readable catalog available for programmatic discovery.