Give Grok a bank account and a card.
Connect Navoka to Grok. It can then ask Navoka to pay, buy and send — inside limits you set.
https://mcp.navoka.comGrok never sees a card number. It asks; Navoka pays; you approve.Three steps.
- 1
Nothing to set up first.
You don't need a Navoka account before you connect. Sign in when your assistant asks; if you have no account, that sign-in creates one. When you want the IBAN and card, verify your ID once, inside the conversation — or import it from Wirex One.
- 2
Add Navoka to Grok.
Copy the URL, then add it in Grok — four steps, below.
- 3
Set your limits, then just ask.
Monthly budget, approve-above threshold, allowlist — in Navoka, not in Grok.
Add Navoka to Grok.
Copy the URL.
https://mcp.navoka.comName it "Navoka",
paste the URL from step 1 into Server URL, then choose Add Connector.
Sign in.
Complete the Navoka sign-in and OAuth authorization that Grok opens.
https://mcp.navoka.com
# one URL for every assistant.
# Sign in once when your assistant asks; that's the connection.https://mcp.navoka.comBuilding on Grok through the xAI API instead? Same endpoint, same tools.Developers
Try saying.
Your limits apply everywhere.
Your assistant can
- Ask Navoka to pay an invoice, buy something, send money or schedule a payout.
- Read the ledger — what was paid, under which rule, approved by whom.
- Read your limits, so it knows what will be held before it asks.
Your assistant cannot
- See a card number or a full IBAN. The agent holds a token, never a PAN.
- Change a limit. Limits are set by you, outside its reach.
- Approve its own payment. Approval is yours — in the assistant, in chat, or on the web.
Disconnect in one tap. Card frozen, rules paused, assistant unlinked.Limits and approvals