Pyth Pro MCP Server
Hosted MCP server that gives AI agents direct access to Pyth Pro market data, including current and historical prices, candlesticks, and funding rates.
At a Glance
About Pyth Pro MCP Server
Pyth Pro MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server from Pyth Data Association that lets AI assistants discover market data feeds and retrieve structured prices inside their research workflows. Version 1.1 was announced in a blog post dated Oct 15, 2026. It adds one-time key configuration, a tick-level price range tool, and broader market data coverage.
What It Is
Pyth Pro MCP exposes Pyth Pro market data as tools that MCP-compatible AI clients can call. Agents can look up feeds, retrieve current prices, historical observations, candlestick data, funding rates, market sessions, and high-frequency update channels across asset classes. The hosted server runs at an MCP endpoint, and the source code can also be run locally.
What's New in 1.1
- One-time key setup: Users add their own Pyth Pro access token to their MCP client configuration instead of passing it with every request. The hosted server does not use a shared key.
- get_price_range: Returns every available price update in a window of up to 60 seconds, so an agent can inspect the sequence of updates around an event such as an earnings announcement.
- Entitlement-aware get_symbols: With a Pro key, it shows which feeds exist and flags which ones the user's plan covers or that are not live.
- Familiar pair lookup: Users can ask for pairs such as BTC/USD across crypto, FX, equities, and metals. The server reports when more than one match remains.
- Broader data: Funding rates, EMA prices, market-session information, update channels down to 50 milliseconds, interest-rate feeds, and NAV feeds.
- Clearer errors: Responses explain whether a feed is unavailable because of an invalid token, entitlement gap, inactive feed, missing price, or unsupported channel.
Where It Fits in Agent Workflows
Pyth positions the server as the structured market-state source alongside web research tools. The announcement describes early exploration with Exa, where Exa handles search and research and Pyth supplies prices and candlestick data to analyze how a market responded to an event.
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Pricing
Free
Get started with Pyth Pro MCP Server at no cost with View-only Terminal access to all symbols; no API access and 10-second updates.
- View-only Terminal access to all symbols; no API access
- 10-second updates
- 30 days of history at limited resolution
- Community support; no redistribution rights
Starter
Plus applicable tax.
- API and Terminal access
- All crypto symbols
- Updates as frequent as 1 second
- Full historical data and resolution
- Display rights and general support; no redistribution
Pro
Starting at $2,500 per month, plus applicable tax.
- API and Terminal access to all symbols
- Updates as frequent as 50 milliseconds
- Full historical data and resolution
- Display, non-display, and limited redistribution rights
- Enterprise support and SLAs
Pyth Indices
Contact the team for licensing and pricing.
- Index feeds across crypto, equities, and macro
- 24/7 market data, including weekends
Capabilities
Key Features
- Hosted MCP server for Pyth Pro market data
- One-time access token setup in MCP client configuration
- get_price_range tool returning all price updates in up to 60-second windows
- Entitlement-aware feed discovery with get_symbols
- Familiar pair lookup such as BTC/USD across crypto, FX, equities, and metals
- Funding rates, EMA prices, and market-session information
- Update channels down to 50 milliseconds
- Interest-rate and NAV feeds
- Candlestick and historical price data
- Explanatory error responses for unavailable feeds