trading212-mcp

Access Trading 212 accounts, portfolios, orders, pies, and history via MCP.

License

MIT License

Source

third_party_registry

Updated

2026-10-06

// securityCaution

Runs locally
Open source
Licensed· MIT License

Running security audit…

Credentials
Network egress
Code execution
Data access
Supply chain

// install

Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners

No copy-paste install info for "trading212-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.

// examples

View account and holdings

Prompt

Use the Trading 212 MCP to fetch my account overview and current holdings, then present them as a concise list.

Expected

Returns account details, holdings, and key summary metrics.

Check orders and history

Prompt

Fetch my Trading 212 orders and transaction history, sorted in reverse chronological order.

Expected

Outputs order and transaction history in chronological order.

Execute a trade

Prompt

If trading tools are enabled, execute my specified Trading 212 trade and return the result.

Expected

Returns the trade result or the failure reason.

// use cases

Generate an investment overview

Investors can quickly review balances, holdings, and recent activity by pulling Trading 212 data directly. It is useful for daily portfolio checks and automated reporting.

Analyze account history

Data analysts can read orders, history, and portfolio-related data for record keeping or analysis. It helps turn scattered account information into structured outputs.

Place trades after opt-in

When trading tools are enabled, the AI can execute trade actions. This fits workflows that combine research, review, and order placement.

// docs

No documentation provided

Check the source repo for usage and examples.

Go to source repo ↗

// FAQ

What is this tool?

This is an MCP server for the Trading 212 public API. It provides access to accounts, portfolios, orders, pies, and history.

Which features are available by default?

Read tools are always available, while trading tools are opt-in. By default, you can query data; placing trades depends on whether trading is enabled.

What data can it access?

It can access accounts, portfolios, orders, pies, and history. No further scope is provided in the source material.