Currencyguard Guard Pricing

What is Currencyguard Guard Pricing?

Currencyguard Guard Pricing is the first payment-contingent FX protection server on MCP. It provides invoice-linked FX protection instruments called Guards—not derivatives, forwards, or vanilla options—tied to specific payables or receivables. The toolset is designed for SMEs seeking predictable currency risk management without margin calls, collateral, credit lines, or open-ended obligations.

How to use Currencyguard Guard Pricing?

Access the public, unauthenticated endpoint at https://api.currencyguard.com/mcp. Use the available tools—such as price_guard, get_spot_rate, get_forward_rate, and explain_guard_product—to price protection, view rates, and understand product details. No account setup or credentials are required.

Key features of Currencyguard Guard Pricing

• Invoice-linked FX protection that lapses if the underlying payment doesn't occur.
• No margin calls, collateral, or credit lines required.
• Pay a known premium upfront; keep favourable market moves.
• Tools for live spot rates, forward rates, and historic FX stress data.
• Public, unauthenticated API endpoint.

Use cases of Currencyguard Guard Pricing

• An SME protecting a single foreign currency invoice from adverse rate movements.
• Extending an existing Guard to a later settlement date when a payment is delayed.
• Checking live or forward FX rates before committing to a trade or payment.
• Analysing 25 years of historic FX stress to evaluate potential exposure.

FAQ from Currencyguard Guard Pricing

How does the Guard differ from traditional FX forwards or options?

The Guard is tied to a specific payable or receivable—if the underlying payment doesn't occur, the Guard lapses. There are no margin calls, collateral requirements, or credit lines, and the buyer keeps the upside if the market moves in their favour.

Is authentication required to use the server?

No. The endpoint (https://api.currencyguard.com/mcp) is public and unauthenticated.

What currency pairs are supported?

The list_supported_currencies tool provides the full list. Examples mentioned in the README include GBPUSD, GBPEUR, and EURUSD.