BlueGamma - Real-time Interest Rate Data

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BlueGamma2 months ago
Connect your AI assistant to live interest rate data. Access swap rates, forward curves, discount factors, zero rates, FX spot and forward rates, government bond yields, inflation curves, and benchmark fixings for 60+ indices across 30+ currencies. Powered by BlueGamma's institutional-grade rate engine.
Overview

BlueGamma MCP Server provides real-time interest rate data for AI assistants. Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client to institutional-grade financial data.

Available Tools

Swap Rates

  • get_swap_rate - Calculate fair fixed rates for interest rate swaps
    • get_swap_curve - Complete swap curves for all available tenors
    • get_forward_swap_curve - Forward-starting swap rates
    • get_historical_swap_rates - Historical swap rates over date ranges
    • get_swap_rate_tenors - Available tenors per index
  • Forward & Discount Curves

    • get_forward_rate - Implied forward rates between two dates
    • get_forward_curve - Forward curves with rates for each period
    • get_discount_factor - Discount factors for a specific date
    • get_discount_curve - Full discount curves
    • get_zero_rate - Zero/spot rates with configurable compounding
  • FX, Bonds & Inflation

    • get_fx_rate - FX spot rates
    • get_fx_forward - FX forward rates
    • get_gov_yield - Government bond yields
    • `get_in

Server Config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "bluegamma-api": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.bluegamma.io/mcp/"
    }
  }
}
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Created At
2 months ago
Updated At
2 months ago
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BlueGamma
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