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Solidgate provides typed SDKs for the most common frontend and backend stacks, an open AI repository with prompts and runnable examples, and an MCP server for AI assistants.

SDKs handle authentication, signature generation, payment intent encryption, and order management. AI skills help any coding assistant ship a working integration on the first try. The MCP server lets an assistant work with account data through API v2.

SDK

Each SDK covers authentication, request signing, webhook verification, and payment intent encryption out of the box. Pick the library for your frontend framework or backend language.

Frontend

Use the typed SDK to embed the Solidgate Payment Form in your React, Vue, or Angular application.

Choose your framework

Backend

Use the typed SDK to sign requests, verify webhooks, and manage orders from your server.

Pick the stack

AI

Use prebuilt skills and prompts with any AI coding assistant to integrate Solidgate faster.

Get started quickly

Find all available skills, prompts, and runnable examples in the public Solidgate AI repository.

MCP server

Connect an AI assistant such as Claude, Cursor, or VS Code through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The Solidgate MCP server works with account data, such as API keys, webhooks, and reports, through API v2 and uses the same API keys as direct requests.

Connect an assistant

Create a separate API v2 key for the Solidgate MCP server. A separate key limits what the assistant can do, and you can revoke it without affecting your integration. A tool cannot do more than the API key that calls it, so give the key only the permissions the assistant needs, and connect the server only to AI clients that your organization approves for account data.