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RGB Lightning Node

Integrates with RGB Lightning Node APIs to provide Bitcoin Layer 2 asset management, Lightning Netwo...

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Updated Nov 21, 2025
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Integrates with RGB Lightning Node APIs to provide Bitcoin Layer 2 asset management, Lightning Network operations, on-chain transactions, and asset swaps with comprehensive error handling and authentication.
  1. Obtain Your RGB API Key

    • If you are running your own RGB Lightning Node API server, generate or locate your API key file. This key is required to authenticate with the RGB API.
    • The API key may be given to you during setup or installation of your RGB node. If unsure, refer to the documentation of your RGB API server or look for a file named like rgbapi.key.
  2. Copy the RGB API Key or Its File Path

    • If you have the API key as text, copy it.
    • If it is a file, note the absolute path to the file (e.g., /home/user/.rgb/rgbapi.key).
  3. Fill in the FastMCP Connection Interface

    • In your MCP client (such as Cursor, Claude Desktop, Trae, or Cherry Studio), locate the FastMCP connection interface.
    • Click the “Install Now” or similar button for the RGB MCP integration.
  4. Enter the Required ENV Values

    • Set RGB_API_BASE_URL to the address of your RGB API server (e.g., http://localhost:3000 or your actual server URL).
    • Set RGB_API_KEY to either:
      • The API key string, or
      • The absolute file path to your rgbapi.key file, as applicable.

Example:

RGB_API_BASE_URL = http://localhost:3000
RGB_API_KEY = xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx   (or /path/rgbapi.key)
  1. Finish and Connect
    • Save/apply your changes in the MCP client interface.
    • The integration should now be able to communicate with your RGB Lightning Node APIs using the provided API key.

Note: If you do not yet have an API key, refer to your RGB API server documentation for instructions on how to generate one. Typically, this involves running a command or completing initial server setup.

How to Install RGB Lightning Node

Install RGB Lightning Node MCP server with one click through FastMCP. Choose your preferred AI development tool below:

Claude Desktop

Click "Claude Desktop" in Quick Start

Cursor IDE

Click "Cursor IDE" in Quick Start

VS Code

Click "VS Code" in Quick Start

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