The Zwitch MCP Server compresses the gap between "I need to integrate Zwitch" and working code in your repo. It does that with two things — documentation search and integration code generation — both available to your AI assistant in plain English.
Integration Code Generation
Skip boilerplate. Ask for the integration code in your stack and get production-grade snippets the assistant can drop straight into your project.
- "Give me the payment gateway integration in Node.js with Express."
- "Generate the Python webhook handler — I want all event types covered."
- "Show me the Go beneficiary CRUD code with account scoping."
- "I need the PHP UPI collections flow including settlement reconciliation."
Each integration guide includes:
- Environment-variable loading
- Auth header construction
- Error handling for Zwitch's standard error format
- Idempotency keys where relevant
- Webhook signature verification (for the webhook guide)
Languages: nodejs, python, go, php.
Documentation Search Without Switching Tabs
Search across the live Zwitch developer docs directly from your assistant.
- "How does Zwitch's settlement model actually work?"
- "Find the docs on bulk transfer error codes."
- "What does the
is_settledfield mean on a UPI payment?" - "List all docs in the verification category."
- "Read the full doc on virtual account funding sources."
Useful when you're mid-implementation and don't want to break flow to grep through a docs site.
A Typical First Integration
A complete onboarding session, all in one chat:
- "Search docs for how Zwitch onboarding works." → context.
- "Generate the Node.js account setup guide." → KYC + virtual account provisioning code.
- "Now give me the payouts guide for the same stack." → transfers wired to the same account.
- "Generate the unified webhook handler in Node.js." → server-side event handling.
- "Read the doc on webhook signature verification." → drop the verification logic in.
The assistant stays in your IDE the whole time.
Who Benefits
| Team | Common Asks |
|---|---|
| Engineering | Code generation in their stack, doc lookup mid-implementation |
| Solutions / Pre-sales | Walking a prospect through what an integration looks like |
| Technical writers | Pulling current canonical doc copy without context-switching |