Kite MCP Server is Zerodha’s official Model Context Protocol server, giving AI assistants secure access to the Kite Connect trading API. With it, an MCP-compatible client can show your holdings and positions, fetch market data and even place, modify and cancel orders in your Zerodha account through natural conversation. The open-source repository has around 320 stars and is actively maintained in 2026.
Zerodha is India’s largest retail stockbroker, and this server exposes most of the Kite Connect API as MCP tools: portfolio and mutual fund holdings, positions and margins, order placement and history, GTT (Good Till Triggered) orders, and real-time and historical market data with pagination handled automatically for large result sets. The easiest path needs no installation at all — Zerodha hosts a ready endpoint at mcp.kite.trade that you add to your AI client and authenticate with your own account, so no API keys are required. Developers who prefer control can self-host the MIT-licensed Go server instead. Because it can execute real trades, it is aimed at account holders who understand the risks of letting an AI agent act on a live brokerage account.
Tool coverage spans the everyday Kite Connect surface — quotes, order books, holdings and funds — and the server returns structured results that the AI client can summarise, compare or chart. Zerodha presents the hosted endpoint as the recommended route for traders, reserving self-hosting for developers building custom integrations on top of the same protocol.
The server is open source and the hosted endpoint is provided free to Zerodha account holders; normal Zerodha brokerage and account charges apply to your trading activity itself.
Zerodha customers and Indian-market traders who want to inspect their portfolio and manage orders through AI assistants using the Model Context Protocol.