Bank statement MCP server

Give Claude or your own agent a tool that reads bank statements into JSON and says whether the figures add up.

Figures an agent can check

Hand a model a bank statement PDF and it will read it, and when a row is faint or a column wraps it will fill the gap with a plausible number. An agent doing bookkeeping, underwriting or a client's tax return needs the rows as data and a way to tell when they are wrong.

The MCP server gives it both. parse_statement returns the same document the REST API does, with verification saying whether the rows reconcile with the printed balances. get_document and list_documents let it return to earlier reads, and create_collection lets it send someone a link to upload what is missing. It speaks Streamable HTTP and takes your API key as a bearer token.

Four tools

Enough for an agent to read, find and ask for statements.

parse_statement

Read a statement from an https file_url or file_base64 with a filename, with an optional password.

get_document

Fetch a document by id, in any status.

list_documents

Page through recent documents, newest first.

create_collection

Create an upload link for someone to send statements to.

Same price

A tool call costs what a POST would: $0.08 a page, failures free.

Docs for coding assistants

A separate read-only server serves the documentation to assistants writing an integration.

Connect it

Any MCP client that can send an Authorization header.

claude mcp add --transport http statementbear \
  https://statementbear.com/api/v1/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $STATEMENTBEAR_KEY"

Pricing

$0.08

per page, scanned or digital

200

pages free, no card

$0.05

per page past 50,000 a month

A tool call that reads a four-page statement costs $0.32, the same as a POST. No minimum, no contract, and a failed read is free.

See pricing

Frequently asked questions

More from the API

Try it on your own statements

200 pages free, no payment method. Test keys return fixtures for every case you need to handle.

Over 250,000 pages a month, or a security review to get through? [email protected]