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Shopify Customer Accounts MCP server

Per-store remote MCP server for authenticated customer actions such as checking order status, retrieving order details and managing account preferences. The endpoint is discovered from the shop's storefront domain. It is served from your own instance at https://{shopDomain}/customer/api/mcp with OAuth auth.

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Install

Shopify publishes no copyable client config for this server. Point your MCP client at https://{shopDomain}/customer/api/mcp. Setup steps are in the vendor's docs.

Notes and caveats

  • Requires a store with a custom domain, an app that meets Shopify's protected customer data requirements, and customer accounts authentication configured in shopify.app.toml.
  • Auth is OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow with PKCE (scope customer-account-mcp-api:full), endpoints discovered via /.well-known/openid-configuration; MCP URL discovered via /.well-known/customer-account-api (mcp_api).
  • Tools are not listed in docs; discover them with tools/list.
  • Transport not named explicitly (JSON-RPC over POST).

FAQ

What does the Shopify Customer Accounts MCP server do?

Per-store remote MCP server for authenticated customer actions such as checking order status, retrieving order details and managing account preferences. The endpoint is discovered from the shop's storefront domain.

How do I install the Shopify Customer Accounts MCP server?

Shopify publishes no copyable client config. Point your MCP client at https://{shopDomain}/customer/api/mcp. Setup steps are at https://shopify.dev/docs/apps/build/customer-accounts-mcp.

Does the Shopify Customer Accounts MCP server need authentication?

Yes, OAuth. Transport: Streamable HTTP. Status: GA, last checked October 17, 2026.

Sources

Last verified against 2 Shopify pages, then re-checked independently.

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