Money Sums
ai.kwekuanansi/money-sumsVersion 1.0.0True yearly cost of flat-rate and app loans, margin and markup, break-even, and susu fees.
Status
Responds184 msAnswered our handshake without sign-in.- Last checked
- Nov 14, 2026, 13:40 UTC
- Latency
- 184 ms
- Remotes responding
- 1 of 1
- Sign-in
- No sign-in
- Hosting
- Hosted outside the EU (detected)
- Registry data as of
- Nov 14, 2026, 22:14 UTC
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Connect
Streamable HTTP
https://kwekuanansi.ai/mcp/money-sumsResponds184 msNo sign-in
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http money-sums https://kwekuanansi.ai/mcp/money-sumsClaude Desktop and claude.ai
Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
Name: money-sums
Remote MCP server URL: https://kwekuanansi.ai/mcp/money-sumsCursor
{
"mcpServers": {
"money-sums": {
"url": "https://kwekuanansi.ai/mcp/money-sums"
}
}
}VS Code
code --add-mcp '{"name":"money-sums","type":"http","url":"https://kwekuanansi.ai/mcp/money-sums"}'Built your own server? run.zero hosts MCP servers on European infrastructure.
Tools
5 tools
Read-only | Idempotent | Open world | ||
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business.break_evenUse this when someone running a business gives their fixed costs for a period (rent, wages, power for a month), what one item costs them and what they sell it for, and asks how many they must sell to cover their costs (break even). Do not use it for a business plan's forecasts or to judge whether a business will succeed. | No | Yes | Not declared | No |
business.marginUse this when a trader gives what an item costs them and either what they sell it for, the margin they want, or the markup they want, and asks for the profit, the margin, the markup or what to sell it for (for example "I buy a bag of rice for 800 and want a 20% margin"). It keeps margin (a share of the sale) and markup (a share of the cost) apart, which are often confused. Do not use it for tax on a sale (use a VAT tool), for exchange rates, or to suggest what the market will pay. | No | Yes | Not declared | No |
loan.instalmentsUse this when someone gives a loan amount, an interest rate and a number of weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments, and asks what each repayment is, what the loan costs in total, or what the rate really is a year, for example "a microfinance loan of 5,000 at 5% flat a month for 6 months". It handles a flat rate (interest on the whole amount for the whole term, common with microfinance and hire purchase) and a reducing-balance rate, and fees taken at the start. Do not use it for a loan repaid in one sum (use loan.one_repayment), for a mortgage with a changing rate, or to say whether a loan is a good idea. | No | Yes | Not declared | No |
loan.one_repaymentUse this when someone borrows an amount and repays a single larger sum after some days, as with a phone or app loan, a salary advance or a loan from a moneylender, and asks what rate that is a month or a year (for example "I borrowed 1,000 and must repay 1,150 in 30 days"). Do not use it for a loan repaid in instalments (use loan.instalments), and do not use it to judge a lender. | No | Yes | Not declared | No |
savings.collector_feeUse this when someone saves with a collector who takes regular deposits and keeps some of them as a fee (susu in Ghana, ajo or esusu in Nigeria, a daily contribution card), and asks how much they get back, what the fee is, or what it costs as a rate. A common arrangement is a daily deposit for 31 days with one day's deposit kept as the fee. Do not use it for a rotating group where members take turns to collect (a chama or rotating susu), for a bank savings account, or to judge a collector. | No | Yes | Not declared | No |
Details
- Registry status
- Active
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Updated
- Nov 10, 2026
- Repository
- Not given
- Categories (suggested)
- Finance and paymentsSuggested categories are assigned automatically from the registry text and may be wrong. Verified operators can correct them.
- GDPR
- Not declared