MOEX Analytics MCP
A read-only Python MCP server for the official Moscow Exchange ISS API: stocks, bonds, FORTS futures and dividends
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Why this level
- Runs a local HTTP server that reads the Moscow Exchange ISS API
- Places no orders and does not connect to brokerage accounts
Install
- Works in
- Services
Manual install
pip install -e ".[dev]" && moex-mcpLocal run; the MCP endpoint comes up at http://localhost:8000/mcp.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Runs a local HTTP server that reads the Moscow Exchange ISS API
- Places no orders and does not connect to brokerage accounts
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The server reads the Moscow Exchange's official ISS API and offers 11 tools: search by ticker, ISIN or name, an instrument's specification and board mapping, current or delayed quotes, OHLCV candles, anonymous trades, end-of-day history, indices such as IMOEX and RTSI, FORTS futures contract specs, bond data, dividend history and a trading engine's market list. The README explicitly notes the server does not place orders or connect to brokerage accounts, and warns it is a technical connector, not a license to redistribute exchange data, so use it under MOEX's current terms. It runs locally via pip or in Docker, and the /mcp endpoint can be hosted on any container-capable HTTPS host.
Who it is for. For analysts and developers of financial tools who want clean read-only ISS access with no risk of accidental operations.
Good fit when
- You need candles, dividends or FORTS futures specs in one server
- You need an explicit guarantee the server never trades or touches a brokerage account
- You want a Docker deployment on your own HTTPS host for ChatGPT or another client
Not a fit when
- You need trading or brokerage account access: the server deliberately does not do this
- You need undelayed data without regard to MOEX's real-time licensing terms
Example request
Show daily candles for GMKN from June to September 2026 and its futures contract specificationMCP
- Transport
- http
- Authentication
- not required
Limitations
0 stars, a single author, a fresh project. Some historical and real-time data depends on MOEX subscriptions and permissions, which the README flags separately. The repository's default branch is oddly named just 2, worth checking when cloning.
How to disable. Remove the moex-analytics server from your MCP client config and stop the local process or Docker container.
FAQ
Can the server place a trade order?
No, the README explicitly says the server does not place orders or connect to brokerage accounts.
Is all data available without a subscription?
No, delayed data works without authorization, but some real-time and historical data depends on MOEX permissions.
Discussion
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README in short
The English README lists 11 tools for stocks, bonds, futures, indices and dividends, explains the MOEX ISS data source and its access terms, shows a local run via pip and Docker, gives example prompts, a separate section on exchange data licensing, and a list of five planned modules such as Bank of Russia macro data and a bond yield curve.