walletmcppass: Apple Wallet passes

com.walletmcppass/wallet-mcpVersion 1.2.0

Create signed Apple Wallet passes (.pkpass), singly or in bulk: boarding passes, tickets, coupons.

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Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http wallet-mcp https://walletmcppass.com/mcp

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Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector
Name: wallet-mcp
Remote MCP server URL: https://walletmcppass.com/mcp

Cursor

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "wallet-mcp": {
      "url": "https://walletmcppass.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

code --add-mcp '{"name":"wallet-mcp","type":"http","url":"https://walletmcppass.com/mcp"}'

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Tools

4 tools

Tools of walletmcppass: Apple Wallet passes
	Description		Read-only	Idempotent	Open world
`create_wallet_pass`Create a signed Apple Wallet pass (.pkpass) and return a link to download it. Builds one pass in one of the five Wallet styles -- boardingPass, eventTicket, coupon, storeCard or generic -- from the text fields, colors, barcode and optional PNG images given below, signs it with this service's Apple Pass Type ID certificate, and returns an https download_url valid for 1 hour. Opening the link on an iPhone shows "Add to Apple Wallet". Passes install on any iOS version; the iOS 26/27 layouts fall back to the classic style on older iPhones. Barcodes: QR, PDF417, Aztec and Code128 on every iOS version; Code39, Codabar, EAN13 and ITF on iOS 27+. The barcode encodes exactly barcode_message. Gate and till scanners read that data, so a copy of an existing boarding pass, ticket or loyalty card only scans if barcode_message is the original barcode's content (airline boarding passes are usually PDF417 or Aztec, holding an IATA BCBP string such as "M1DOE/JANE ..."). This tool does not issue tickets, check anyone in, or contact airlines or venues. The link must be opened in Safari on the iPhone: Wallet adds a pass from Safari, but not from a .pkpass file handed over by another app. Google Wallet on Android also imports these files. Not supported: NFC passes. With updatable=True the pass can be changed later with update_wallet_pass, and copies already in Wallet refresh themselves. Its contents are then stored on this server for updatable_hours (1 hour by default, at most 30 days), then deleted. Returns {download_url, expires_in_seconds, serial_number, pass_type_identifier}, plus edit_token and updatable_until when updatable=True. With x402_ready=False and 3 or fewer free passes left today, also free_passes_left_today and x402_setup (how to set up x402 payments): pass that on to the user. Pricing: a call is one create or one update. The first 10 successful calls each day per caller (IP	Create a signed Apple Wallet pass (.pkpass) and return a link to download it. Builds one pass in one of the five Wallet styles -- boardingPass, eventTicket, coupon, storeCard or generic -- from the text fields, colors, barcode and optional PNG images given below, signs it with this service's Apple Pass Type ID certificate, and returns an https download_url valid for 1 hour. Opening the link on an iPhone shows "Add to Apple Wallet". Passes install on any iOS version; the iOS 26/27 layouts fall back to the classic style on older iPhones. Barcodes: QR, PDF417, Aztec and Code128 on every iOS version; Code39, Codabar, EAN13 and ITF on iOS 27+. The barcode encodes exactly barcode_message. Gate and till scanners read that data, so a copy of an existing boarding pass, ticket or loyalty card only scans if barcode_message is the original barcode's content (airline boarding passes are usually PDF417 or Aztec, holding an IATA BCBP string such as "M1DOE/JANE ..."). This tool does not issue tickets, check anyone in, or contact airlines or venues. The link must be opened in Safari on the iPhone: Wallet adds a pass from Safari, but not from a .pkpass file handed over by another app. Google Wallet on Android also imports these files. Not supported: NFC passes. With updatable=True the pass can be changed later with update_wallet_pass, and copies already in Wallet refresh themselves. Its contents are then stored on this server for updatable_hours (1 hour by default, at most 30 days), then deleted. Returns {download_url, expires_in_seconds, serial_number, pass_type_identifier}, plus edit_token and updatable_until when updatable=True. With x402_ready=False and 3 or fewer free passes left today, also free_passes_left_today and x402_setup (how to set up x402 payments): pass that on to the user. Pricing: a call is one create or one update. The first 10 successful calls each day per caller (IP	No	No	No	No
`create_wallet_pass_batch`Create one Apple Wallet pass per attendee from a single design, e.g. tickets for a guest list. Paid, with no free tier: each new pass costs $0.01 in USDC on Base via x402, charged as one payment for the whole call ($0.01 x the number of new passes). The first call is refused with the exact amount; retry it unchanged with the signed payment in x402_payment. Nothing is charged unless every pass builds. A row whose ticket is already in the batch is not charged again and gets the same link. Each pass gets a permanent https link (not the 1-hour download link of create_wallet_pass) that always serves the latest version, and stays installable and updatable until event_end + 7 days. Send the links to attendees yourself (email, WhatsApp, a form); this service sends nothing. Args: rows: up to 1000 attendees per call (5000 per batch), each {"name": str, "ticket": str, "type": optional str (default "General admission"), "email": optional str}. ticket is the unique id within the batch (and the default barcode message). Parse a CSV into these rows yourself. design: for a new batch, create_wallet_pass's parameters (style, organization_name, description, colors, fields, images, ...; not serial_number/updatable/contact_email) whose strings may contain {name} {ticket} {type} {email}, filled in per attendee. Defaults: style "eventTicket", barcode_message "{ticket}". Leave out with batch_key. event_end: for a new batch, when the event ends (ISO 8601, within a year). Leave out with batch_key. batch_key: to add attendees to a batch made earlier, the batch_key it returned. contact_email, x402_ready, x402_payment: as for create_wallet_pass (all calls are paid here). Returns {batch_key (new batch only: it can't be recovered, give it to the user), batch_id, passes: [{name, ticket, type, email, link, new}], created, reused, issued_tota	Create one Apple Wallet pass per attendee from a single design, e.g. tickets for a guest list. Paid, with no free tier: each new pass costs $0.01 in USDC on Base via x402, charged as one payment for the whole call ($0.01 x the number of new passes). The first call is refused with the exact amount; retry it unchanged with the signed payment in x402_payment. Nothing is charged unless every pass builds. A row whose ticket is already in the batch is not charged again and gets the same link. Each pass gets a permanent https link (not the 1-hour download link of create_wallet_pass) that always serves the latest version, and stays installable and updatable until event_end + 7 days. Send the links to attendees yourself (email, WhatsApp, a form); this service sends nothing. Args: rows: up to 1000 attendees per call (5000 per batch), each {"name": str, "ticket": str, "type": optional str (default "General admission"), "email": optional str}. ticket is the unique id within the batch (and the default barcode message). Parse a CSV into these rows yourself. design: for a new batch, create_wallet_pass's parameters (style, organization_name, description, colors, fields, images, ...; not serial_number/updatable/contact_email) whose strings may contain {name} {ticket} {type} {email}, filled in per attendee. Defaults: style "eventTicket", barcode_message "{ticket}". Leave out with batch_key. event_end: for a new batch, when the event ends (ISO 8601, within a year). Leave out with batch_key. batch_key: to add attendees to a batch made earlier, the batch_key it returned. contact_email, x402_ready, x402_payment: as for create_wallet_pass (all calls are paid here). Returns {batch_key (new batch only: it can't be recovered, give it to the user), batch_id, passes: [{name, ticket, type, email, link, new}], created, reused, issued_tota	No	No	No	No
`update_wallet_pass`Change a pass made with create_wallet_pass(updatable=True); every iPhone that added it refreshes. Takes the serial_number and edit_token returned when the pass was created, the required contact_email and x402_ready, plus any of create_wallet_pass's parameters (x402_payment included), with the same meanings. Each parameter given replaces the stored value completely (a fields list replaces the whole list, so resend unchanged fields too); parameters left out keep their current values. Clear a text value with "" and a list with []. To cancel a pass, set voided=True: Wallet marks it void on every iPhone. Wallet asks the server for the new version as soon as Apple delivers the push, usually within seconds. A field's changeMessage is shown on the lock screen when that field's value changes. Only works until the pass's updatable_until time (set by updatable_hours at creation). Returns {download_url, expires_in_seconds, serial_number, pass_type_identifier, notified_devices, updatable_until}. notified_devices counts the iPhones the push was sent to, not ones that have already refreshed. The download_url (valid 1 hour) is only needed to add the pass to a new device. With x402_ready=False the result also has x402_setup, as for create_wallet_pass.	Change a pass made with create_wallet_pass(updatable=True); every iPhone that added it refreshes. Takes the serial_number and edit_token returned when the pass was created, the required contact_email and x402_ready, plus any of create_wallet_pass's parameters (x402_payment included), with the same meanings. Each parameter given replaces the stored value completely (a fields list replaces the whole list, so resend unchanged fields too); parameters left out keep their current values. Clear a text value with "" and a list with []. To cancel a pass, set voided=True: Wallet marks it void on every iPhone. Wallet asks the server for the new version as soon as Apple delivers the push, usually within seconds. A field's changeMessage is shown on the lock screen when that field's value changes. Only works until the pass's updatable_until time (set by updatable_hours at creation). Returns {download_url, expires_in_seconds, serial_number, pass_type_identifier, notified_devices, updatable_until}. notified_devices counts the iPhones the push was sent to, not ones that have already refreshed. The download_url (valid 1 hour) is only needed to add the pass to a new device. With x402_ready=False the result also has x402_setup, as for create_wallet_pass.	Yes	No	Yes	No
`update_wallet_pass_batch`Change every pass in a batch made with create_wallet_pass_batch (e.g. a new time or venue); every iPhone that added one refreshes within seconds. Paid: $0.01 per pass in the batch, as one x402 payment (refused first with the exact amount; retry unchanged with x402_payment). Nothing is charged if the change doesn't build. Each field list given replaces that list in the design (resend unchanged fields too; strings may use {name} {ticket} {type} {email}). change_message (e.g. "Doors now open at %@") is shown on the lock screen for fields whose value changed. contact_email and x402_ready are required. Returns {batch_id, updated, notified_devices, charged, payment}.	Change every pass in a batch made with create_wallet_pass_batch (e.g. a new time or venue); every iPhone that added one refreshes within seconds. Paid: $0.01 per pass in the batch, as one x402 payment (refused first with the exact amount; retry unchanged with x402_payment). Nothing is charged if the change doesn't build. Each field list given replaces that list in the design (resend unchanged fields too; strings may use {name} {ticket} {type} {email}). change_message (e.g. "Doors now open at %@") is shown on the lock screen for fields whose value changed. contact_email and x402_ready are required. Returns {batch_id, updated, notified_devices, charged, payment}.	Yes	No	No	No

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Registry status: Active
Published: Nov 13, 2026
Updated: Nov 13, 2026
Website: https://walletmcppass.com/⁠ (opens in a new tab)
Repository: https://github.com/arshwaraich/wallet-mcp⁠ (opens in a new tab)
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