BitGo has introduced a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to simplify how developers interact with its crypto infrastructure using AI tools. The move reflects a growing trend in the digital asset industry, where companies are integrating generative AI into development workflows.
The MCP server allows developers to access BitGo’s documentation, API references, and setup guides through natural language queries. Instead of manually searching through technical content, users can now rely on AI assistants to retrieve and apply relevant information quickly.
Making Crypto Development More Accessible
BitGo’s latest release aims to reduce friction for developers building crypto applications. With MCP integration, users can:
- Ask AI tools to pull full documentation into conversations
- Generate code using official API references
- Explore wallet features and staking processes
- Configure webhooks and manage policy settings
This approach helps both beginners and experienced developers work more efficiently. For example, a developer can simply ask an AI assistant how to set up a wallet, rather than digging through multiple documentation pages.
Broad Compatibility Across AI Tools
The company confirmed that its MCP server works with several popular AI platforms and development environments. These include ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, JetBrains IDEs, VS Code, and Windsurf.
In addition, BitGo has added an “Ask AI” feature directly inside its documentation pages. This provides instant, in-browser support for users who prefer lightweight assistance while reading guides.
This dual strategy shows that BitGo wants to support both full-scale engineering teams and individual developers experimenting with AI tools.
A Step Toward Agentic Crypto Infrastructure
CEO Mike Belshe described the initiative as part of BitGo’s vision to build “agentic infrastructure.” This concept highlights a future where AI agents play a central role in software development.
By making its platform easier for AI systems to understand, BitGo could attract more fintech firms and enterprises. As AI-powered coding becomes more common, tools like MCP may give infrastructure providers a competitive edge.
