NBG Rates (National Bank of Georgia)

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100%

Response time

1.5 s typical, 1.5 s slowest 5%

Last check

6 h ago

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any minute now

How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "nbg-rates-national-bank-of-georgia": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://nbg-rates.env.ge/mcp"
    }
  }
}

5 tools

• nbg_get_rates

  Official National Bank of Georgia (NBG) exchange rates of the Georgian lari (GEL) in force on one calendar date. Every rate is GEL per ONE unit of the currency (NBG quotes some currencies per 10, 100, 1000 or 10000 units; the raw pair is returned as nbgQuantity and nbgRate). Date

• nbg_convert

  Converts an amount between two currencies using the official NBG rate in force on a calendar date. Either side may be GEL; a pair without GEL is converted through GEL (via: "GEL"). Show resultRounded as the amount; result is the unrounded value for further calculation. Dates are

• nbg_convert_many

  Converts a list of amounts, each at the official NBG rate in force on its own date: one call for a list of invoices. Items are answered independently; a bad date or code fails only its item, with the error text in that item. total is present when every converted item has the same

• nbg_list_currencies

  Lists every currency NBG publishes a GEL rate for today, with its name and the unit quantity NBG quotes it in. NBG quoted other currencies in the past, so a code missing here may still have historical rates. nbgQuantity is the unit count NBG quotes the raw rate for (JPY is quoted

• nbg_rate_history

  Official NBG rate of one currency (GEL per one unit) in force on every calendar day of an inclusive range of at most 366 days. Dates are calendar days in Tbilisi. Days without a rate of their own (Sundays, Mondays and days after a public holiday; before September 2021 NBG set a r

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