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Openswissdata

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About Openswissdata

9 MCP tools for Swiss federal data: TARES tariffs, FINMA registry, NOGA classifications. BAZG-authorized.

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "openswissdata": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "@openswissdata/mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Openswissdata?

Openswissdata is an MCP server that provides 9 dedicated tools to look up Swiss federal open data from any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Claude Code). It covers the TARES customs tariff schedule, the FINMA authorized financial entities registry, and NOGA/NACE/ISIC economic activity classifications.

How to use Openswissdata?

Run npx -y @openswissdata/mcp to start the server. For Claude Desktop, add the server configuration to claude_desktop_config.json with the command npx and args ["-y", "@openswissdata/mcp"]. The anonymous tier works out of the box with approximately 100 requests per day per IP; for higher quotas you can bring your own API key from https://www.openswissdata.com.

Key features of Openswissdata?

  • 9 dedicated tools for Swiss federal open data
  • Covers customs tariffs (TARES), financial entities (FINMA), and economic classifications
  • Natural language semantic search across tariffs
  • Cross‑walk mapping between NOGA, NACE, and ISIC codes
  • Business description classification to NOGA codes
  • Combined KYC entity verification (FINMA + tariff)
  • Data provenance with Ed25519 signatures and RFC-3161 timestamps

Use cases of Openswissdata?

  • Lookup HS codes by description or code for customs purposes
  • Search financial entities supervised by FINMA with audit trail
  • Classify business descriptions to NOGA economic activity codes
  • Map codes between different classification systems (NOGA, NACE, ISIC)
  • Perform combined entity verification for KYC processes

FAQ from Openswissdata

What datasets does Openswissdata cover?

It covers the TARES Swiss customs tariff schedule (BAZG), the FINMA authorized financial entities registry, and NOGA/NACE/ISIC economic activity classifications.

Is there a free tier?

Yes, the anonymous tier works out of the box with approximately 100 requests per day per IP.

How do I get a higher request quota?

Bring your own OPENSWISSDATA_API_KEY from https://www.openswissdata.com for higher quotas.

What is the provenance of the data?

All dataset releases are signed with Ed25519 signatures and RFC-3161 timestamps. Written commercial permission from BAZG (Federal Customs) was obtained. The source code is public on GitHub under Apache 2.0 license.

What tools are available?

Nine tools: tariff_lookup, tariff_semantic_search, tariff_changelog, cross_walk, classify_text, kyc_check, `fin

Frequently asked questions

What datasets does Openswissdata cover?

It covers the TARES Swiss customs tariff schedule (BAZG), the FINMA authorized financial entities registry, and NOGA/NACE/ISIC economic activity classifications.

Is there a free tier?

Yes, the anonymous tier works out of the box with approximately 100 requests per day per IP.

How do I get a higher request quota?

Bring your own `OPENSWISSDATA_API_KEY` from `https://www.openswissdata.com` for higher quotas.

What is the provenance of the data?

All dataset releases are signed with Ed25519 signatures and RFC-3161 timestamps. Written commercial permission from BAZG (Federal Customs) was obtained. The source code is public on GitHub under Apache 2.0 license.

What tools are available?

Nine tools: `tariff_lookup`, `tariff_semantic_search`, `tariff_changelog`, `cross_walk`, `classify_text`, `kyc_check`, `fin

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