Overview
Soap MCP provides an easy way to integrate Soap’s payment processing capabilities into your gaming platform using AI coding tools such as Cursor.Soap MCP Server Installation
Video walkthrough
Video walkthrough
Step By Step Instructions
Step By Step Instructions
1
Click on the dropdown in the 'Copy Page'
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Select your IDE, e.g., 'Connect to Cursor'
3
Authorize the MCP Server and make sure it's on in your Cursor settings.
Allow Access to Cursor (or your favorite AI IDE):
4
Talk to Soap Documentation straight from Cursor!
In Cursor Chat window:
Best Practices
To get the best out of the Soap MCP Server when vibe coding our integration, follow these best practices and tips on what language to use:DOs
Be very specific in your prompt to do the Soap Integration:- “Implement the quickstart Soap payments functionality in my app”
- “Create a checkout session for deposits using the Soap API in my React application”
- “Set up Soap customer creation and balance management for my gaming platform”
- “Implement Soap’s three checkout types (deposit, purchase, withdrawal) with proper error handling”
- “Add Soap payment processing with webhook handling for transaction status updates”
- “Create a complete Soap integration following the authentication flow with Bearer tokens”
DONTs
Avoid vague and non-specific instructions:- “Add the Soap Integration”
- “Use Soap to do my checkout”
- “Make payments work”
- “Connect to Soap”
- “Add payment processing”
- “Set up the API”
Additional Tips
- Include your tech stack: Mention if you’re using React, Vue, Node.js, Python, Ruby, etc.
- Specify the environment: Clarify if you need sandbox or production setup
- Mention specific features: Be clear about which Soap features you need (checkouts, customers, webhooks, etc.)
- Provide context: Explain what type of gaming platform or use case you’re building for