Corpkit's MCP server connects Cursor, Claude, and other AI tools directly to company registrars, banking APIs, and payment rails. Your agent files the paperwork, opens the account, and issues the card. You stay in the code.
How it works
Add the Corpkit MCP server to Cursor, Claude, or any MCP-compatible agent. One config entry — no SDK installation, no middleware to run.
Tell your agent to form an LLC in Delaware, open a checking account, issue a card, or send an invoice. It selects the right Corpkit tools and calls them.
Corpkit executes against real registrars and banking partners. Structured results — EINs, account numbers, card details — come back into the agent context so it can keep going.
Built for
You're building autonomous agents that handle real-world tasks. Corpkit gives those agents corporate and financial primitives — so they can form entities, spend money, and collect payments, not just generate text.
You work in Cursor. You don't want to spend an afternoon on a formation service. Tell your agent what you need — Corpkit handles the filing while you ship the thing you actually care about.
Your product spins up sub-entities, manages treasury, or pays contractors programmatically. Corpkit's MCP layer is the interface between your agent pipeline and the actual banking system.