Connect Zoho Payments MCP to VS Code
Connecting Zoho Payments MCP with VS Code lets you manage and test payment workflows directly within your development environment. It streamlines setup and improves productivity by bringing configuration and execution into a single workspace.
To configure the server in your VS Code desktop application automatically, go to Zoho MCP > Connect > VS Code and click Add to VS Code.
Configure Zoho Payments MCP in VS Code
If the automatic setup does not work or you need to modify the installation, follow these steps:
Note: GitHub Copilot must be enabled and set to Agent mode in VS Code for Zoho Payments' MCP to function correctly.
- Open the VS Code Command Palette using Shift + Command + P on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows.
- Type MCP: Add Server… and press Enter.
- Choose HTTP (HTTP or Server-Sent Events) and press Enter.
- Paste your Zoho Payments MCP URL into the Server Key field and press Enter.
- Provide a server name and press Enter.
You will now be able to ask GitHub Copilot to use tools from your Zoho Payments MCP Server to perform actions such as creating refunds, generating payment links, etc.
Note: Handle your MCP server URL like a password. It can trigger tools connected to your account and access sensitive payment information.
Insight: You can temporarily disable MCP tools in VS Code by opening the Chat window, selecting Agent mode, clicking the Configure Tools button, and deselecting the tools you prefer not to use.
Disconnect MCP Server
If you no longer need the MCP integration, you can disconnect the Zoho Payments MCP server from VS Code at any time by removing its configuration.
To disconnect your MCP server:
- Open VS Code where Zoho Payments MCP Server is configured.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + P (or Cmd + Shift + P on Mac) to open the Command Palette.
- Search for and select MCP: List Servers.
- Select Zoho Payments MCP Server from the list.
- Choose Remove Server from the available actions.
Your MCP server will be disconnected. You’ll need to follow the setup steps again to reconnect it.