AWS Powers FXC Intelligence MCP Server for AI-Native Cross-Border Payments in 2026

FXC Intelligence has launched an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server on Amazon Web Services, giving banks, payment companies and fintechs direct, AI-native access to cross-border payments intelligence across fiat and digital asset markets.

Financial institutions navigating global payments face a growing challenge: how to connect fast-moving AI tools with reliable, context-rich market data on pricing, corridors and competitive dynamics. Traditional dashboards and static reports slow down decision-making, while fragmented data sources make it difficult for AI agents to deliver trustworthy answers. The new MCP server from FXC Intelligence, built on AWS, directly addresses this gap by making specialist cross-border payments intelligence available to customers' own AI agents in real time.

What was announced

FXC Intelligence, a leading provider of cross-border payments data and intelligence, has selected Amazon Web Services to deliver its MCP server and modernize its infrastructure. As a core component of its AI strategy, FXC Intelligence has adopted Amazon Bedrock to power advanced intelligence, research and data capabilities across both fiat and digital asset markets.

Using Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, the FXC Intelligence MCP server connects clients' AI tools directly to its global benchmarking and market intelligence datasets, overlaid with an industry context layer. Dedicated agents cover pricing, competitive analysis and go-to-market planning. Over the next two years, FXC Intelligence plans to expand its Bedrock-powered capabilities with automated regulatory monitoring and deeper AI-driven market intelligence.

We are delivering the next generation of AI-native intelligence infrastructure for cross-border payments across both fiat and digital assets, combining our proprietary data with deep industry knowledge. AI is becoming fundamental to how organisations analyse markets, identify opportunities and make strategic decisions, and AWS has emerged as a clear leader in enabling that transformation at scale.

Why this matters

For CIOs, CISOs, heads of payments and procurement leaders in banks and fintechs, this launch signals a shift in how market intelligence is consumed. Instead of exporting data into internal BI tools, teams can now plug AI agents directly into FXC Intelligence datasets through a standardized MCP interface built on enterprise-grade AWS infrastructure.

The combination delivers natural-language querying across payment corridors, intelligent data extraction and summarisation, and a secure foundation for strategic use cases such as B2B cross-border pricing, competitive benchmarking and stablecoin adoption analysis. Reliability, scalability and security remain aligned with the requirements of enterprise financial institution customers.

AWS is committed to powering the next generation of AI-native fintechs that are making international payments more transparent, efficient and accessible for businesses worldwide. We are pleased to support the FXC Intelligence AI strategy through Amazon Bedrock.

Technical details

• MCP server: Model Context Protocol endpoint connecting client AI tools to FXC Intelligence datasets.
• Core AI platform: Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore for agentic workflows.
• Dedicated agents: pricing, competitive analysis and go-to-market planning.
• Data coverage: global benchmarking and market intelligence across fiat and digital asset payments.
• Capabilities: natural-language querying across payment corridors, intelligent data extraction and summarisation.
• Roadmap: automated regulatory monitoring and deeper AI-driven market intelligence over the next two years.
• Enterprise requirements: reliability, flexibility, security and scalability for financial institutions.

Softprom and Amazon Web Services

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