23 tools from the Printr MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Printr policy →printr_claim_fees Claim accumulated creator fees for a token on a specific chain. First use printr_get_creator_fees to check available fees, then call this to claim.... printr_get_balance Get the native token balance of a wallet address. Supports EVM chains (ETH, BNB, AVAX, etc.) and Solana. Use this to check if a wallet has sufficie... printr_get_creator_fees Check accumulated creator fees for a token across all deployed chains. Returns fee amounts and whether they can be claimed. Use printr_claim_fees t... printr_get_deployments Check the deployment status of a Printr token across all its target chains. Returns per-chain status (pending, deploying, live, failed), contract a... printr_get_token Get details about a Printr token by its telecoin ID or CAIP-10 contract address. Returns name, symbol, description, image, creator addresses, deplo... printr_get_token_balance Get the balance of an ERC-20 or SPL token for a wallet address. Use this to check token holdings before trading or transferring. 2/5 printr_quote Get a cost estimate for creating a token on Printr. Returns itemized costs per chain, total cost in USD and native tokens, and the number of tokens... printr_supported_chains List all blockchain networks supported by Printr MCP. Returns chain IDs, names, native token info, and RPC availability. printr_wallet_list List wallets saved in the local keystore (~/.printr/wallets.json). Private keys are never returned. printr_create_token Create a new token on Printr. Returns an UNSIGNED transaction payload that must be signed by the creator's wallet and submitted on-chain. The paylo... 2/5 printr_open_web_signer Starts an ephemeral local signing session and returns a deep link to the Printr web app where the user can sign the transaction using their browser... 2/5 printr_set_treasury_wallet Set a keystore wallet as the treasury wallet for funding deployment wallets. Once set, printr_fund_deployment_wallet and printr_drain_deployment_wa... 3/5 printr_sign_and_submit_evm Sign and submit an EVM transaction payload returned by printr_create_token. If no private_key is provided, the user will be prompted to select or p... 3/5 printr_sign_and_submit_svm Sign and submit a Solana transaction payload returned by printr_create_token. If no private_key is provided, the user will be prompted to select or... 3/5 printr_wallet_import Import an existing private key as the active wallet for its chain. Optionally encrypt and save it to the local keystore by providing a label and pa... 3/5 printr_wallet_unlock Decrypt a stored keystore wallet with its password and set it as the active wallet for its chain type. Once unlocked, signing tools use it automati... 3/5 printr_drain_deployment_wallet Drain remaining funds from a deployment wallet back to the treasury. NOTE: drain runs automatically inside printr_launch_token — only call this too... 3/5 printr_fund_deployment_wallet Create a fresh deployment wallet and fund it from the treasury wallet. Uses the SVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY or EVM_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY environment variab... 3/5 printr_launch_token Create a token and sign it in one call — collapses printr_create_token + printr_sign_and_submit_evm/svm or printr_open_web_signer into a single rou... 4/5 printr_wallet_new Generate a new wallet keypair for the given chain, encrypt it with a password, and save it to the local keystore (~/.printr/wallets.json). Returns ... 4/5 The Printr MCP server exposes 23 tools across 5 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute, Financial.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Printr server.
Printr tools are categorised as Read (9), Write (7), Destructive (2), Execute (4), Financial (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept