Quickstart
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Create an API key
Log in to the Quantoz portal and navigate to API Keys → New key. Give it a label (e.g.
my-first-agent) and copy the key. -
Connect your client
- Claude — follow the Connect to Claude guide to add it as a connector in two clicks.
- Cursor / Windsurf / Claude Code — add this block to your MCP settings file:
{"mcpServers": {"quantoz-eurd": {"type": "http","url": "https://mcp.ai.quantozpay.com/mcp","headers": {"X-API-KEY": "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"}}}}- OpenAI Agents SDK — connect via MCP in Python:
from agents import Agent, MCPServerStreamableHttpeurd = MCPServerStreamableHttp(url="https://mcp.ai.quantozpay.com/mcp",headers={"X-API-KEY": "YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"},)agent = Agent(name="payment-agent", mcp_servers=[eurd]) -
Fund your wallet
Open the Quantoz app and top up your wallet via bank transfer. The balance in your wallet is what your agent can spend.
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Make your first payment
Ask your agent:
“What’s my EURD balance?”
Then:
“Send €5 to ACC_XXXX with the message ‘test payment’”
That’s it. Your agent just made a euro payment.
API key security
Section titled “API key security”The preferred way to connect is via the Claude connector — your API key is never stored in a config file and the authorization flow is handled securely in the browser.
If you’re connecting via a config file (Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code), keep the following in mind:
- The wallet balance is your real protection — someone with your key can only spend what’s in the wallet. Keep a balance that matches what you actually need.
- Give each key a descriptive label so you know which agent uses it
- Rotate keys regularly in the portal and revoke the old one after replacing it
- Never commit the config file to git
Available tools
Section titled “Available tools”Once connected, your agent has access to 36 tools covering:
- Payments — send money, create payment requests
- Accounts — list and manage EURD accounts
- Funding — top up via bank transfer
- Collection Requests — collect money via SEPA
- Profile & KYC — profile info and limits