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"Polygon" matching MCP tools:

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    Enables querying real-time and historical financial market data for stocks, options, forex, and crypto, including quotes, trades, technical indicators, and reference data through a set of MCP tools.
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    MIT
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    Provides access to Polygon.io financial data including tickers, OHLC aggregates, daily open/close prices, and news via MCP gateway.
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  • Test one or more geographic points for containment within a given GeoJSON polygon. Returns a boolean per point indicating if it lies inside.
    MIT
  • Search real estate transactions within a custom GeoJSON polygon. Retrieve notarial deeds by precise neighborhood boundaries for targeted price analysis.
    MIT
  • Subtract one polygon from another to find the area in polygon1 not covered by polygon2. Compute exclusion zones or uncovered service areas offline without API calls.
    MIT
  • Retrieve on-chain balance for any EVM wallet address across multiple chains (Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum). Supports ERC-20 tokens by symbol or contract address. Use chain='all' for parallel multi-chain lookup.
    MIT
  • Retrieve wallet balances on Polygon (chain ID 137) including native MATIC and all ERC-20 tokens with contract address, symbol, decimals, and USD value when available.
    MIT
  • Query balances, transaction receipts, and contract outputs across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism via read-only JSON-RPC. No write access, so it's safe.
    MIT
  • Look up live EVM transaction status and receipt by hash to confirm payment settlement or detect reverted transactions. Supports base, ethereum, polygon, arbitrum, optimism.
    MIT
  • Computes the smallest convex polygon containing a set of points for bounding area analysis, coverage estimation, or location wrapping. Works offline without API calls.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a lightweight contract status including status string, per-party signed flag, and polygon-anchor flag. Use for polling in long-running flows to reduce costs.
    MIT
  • Find which polygon feature contains a specific coordinate by submitting latitude, longitude, and a dataset UUID. Returns matching feature properties or indicates no match.
    MIT
  • Reduce vertices in LineString or Polygon geometry to simplify shapes and decrease file size without losing essential form. Ideal for improving map rendering performance.
    MIT