T-Kassa FAQs

Question 1

What payment and refund operations does T-Kassa MCP support?

Accepted Answer

T-Kassa MCP offers a comprehensive suite of operations, including initializing payments and generating payment links, retrieving payment status by ID, confirming or partially confirming two-stage payments, canceling existing payments, and processing full or partial refunds.

Question 2

Can T-Kassa MCP handle two-stage payments and partial refunds?

Accepted Answer

Yes, T-Kassa MCP supports confirming or partially confirming two-stage payments, allowing for more flexible transaction management. It also facilitates both full and partial refunds for payments processed through the T-Kassa API.

Question 3

What is the T-Kassa MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The T-Kassa MCP Server provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface for the T-Kassa (T-Bank/Tinkoff) API. It simplifies the integration of payment and refund functionalities into your applications, especially those leveraging AI assistants or development environments like Claude, VS Code, and Windsurf.

Question 4

What credentials are required to use the T-Kassa MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

To authenticate with the T-Kassa API, you need to provide two mandatory environment variables: `TKASSA_TERMINAL_KEY` (your terminal key) and `TKASSA_PASSWORD` (your terminal password), both obtainable from your T-Kassa personal account.

Question 5

How do I integrate T-Kassa MCP into my development workflow or AI assistant?

Accepted Answer

T-Kassa MCP is designed for easy integration. You can add it to your environment using simple `npx` commands within configuration files for platforms like Claude Desktop/Code, VS Code/Cursor, and Windsurf, requiring `TKASSA_TERMINAL_KEY` and `TKASSA_PASSWORD` as environment variables.

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