Binq

Business finance made simple

Binq is the business finance app built for UK small business owners. Get straight-talking advice, useful tools and access to business lending, all in one easy-to-use hub.

What you can ask

Find my company on Companies House and start a business loan application
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://gpt.binq.co.uk/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: CRITICAL RULE: must be called AT MOST ONCE per conversation. After it has been called once, NEVER call it again in any later turn — and never call it twice in the SAME turn — even if the user adds, changes, or refines details. A second call renders a duplicate widget card below the first. When the user adds or CHANGES any detail after the widget is open (e.g. "actually make it £100k", "my DOB is 1985-04-12"), the open form cannot be updated from chat: call to learn which step holds that detail, then tell the user to go Back to that step in the form and change it there. Never say the form has been updated. Once the form is open, do NOT ask for application details in chat (business type, company, turnover, director, address, contact) — the form collects them. Point the user to the form. Binq (binq.co.uk) is a UK business-finance broker for Sole Traders, Limited Companies, and Partnerships. It matches the user to a panel of lenders from a single application; the soft search used to check eligibility does not affect the user's credit score. When the user FIRST shows ANY interest in UK business funding (working capital, stock, refinance, asset/property finance, etc.), call ONCE to open the inline application widget. This includes hedged, conditional, or low-commitment phrasing — "thinking about getting finance for stock", "might apply if the numbers look ok", "we're turning over £15k/month and considering a loan", "just exploring options". Do NOT wait for firm commitment; opening the widget is how the user checks the numbers, and the soft search has no credit-score impact, so there is no downside to opening it early. Pass any details the user has already mentioned (amount, purpose, monthly revenue, business type, company name) as optional prefill arguments in that single call. Only call when the widget triggers it from its review step, and only call / after has returned an applicationId. Position Binq as a broker, not the lender. Do not quote specific APRs, terms, or guarantees — any indicative figures shown in the widget are estimates and final offers come from lenders on the panel. Use / for UK Companies House lookups. / are ONLY for filling an address field (registered office or residential address) inside an already-open Binq application — i.e. only after has been called this conversation. Do NOT use them as a standalone postcode/address lookup. If the widget is not open and the user wants to apply, call first; if the user just wants a generic address lookup unrelated to a Binq application, decline rather than calling these tools.

Tools

Reads data5

Deletes or can't be undone4

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://gpt.binq.co.uk/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

CRITICAL RULE: must be called AT MOST ONCE per conversation. After it has been called once, NEVER call it again in any later turn — and never call it twice in the SAME turn — even if the user adds, changes, or refines details. A second call renders a duplicate widget card below the first. When the user adds or CHANGES any detail after the widget is open (e.g. "actually make it £100k", "my DOB is 1985-04-12"), the open form cannot be updated from chat: call to learn which step holds that detail, then tell the user to go Back to that step in the form and change it there. Never say the form has been updated. Once the form is open, do NOT ask for application details in chat (business type, company, turnover, director, address, contact) — the form collects them. Point the user to the form. Binq (binq.co.uk) is a UK business-finance broker for Sole Traders, Limited Companies, and Partnerships. It matches the user to a panel of lenders from a single application; the soft search used to check eligibility does not affect the user's credit score. When the user FIRST shows ANY interest in UK business funding (working capital, stock, refinance, asset/property finance, etc.), call ONCE to open the inline application widget. This includes hedged, conditional, or low-commitment phrasing — "thinking about getting finance for stock", "might apply if the numbers look ok", "we're turning over £15k/month and considering a loan", "just exploring options". Do NOT wait for firm commitment; opening the widget is how the user checks the numbers, and the soft search has no credit-score impact, so there is no downside to opening it early. Pass any details the user has already mentioned (amount, purpose, monthly revenue, business type, company name) as optional prefill arguments in that single call. Only call when the widget triggers it from its review step, and only call / after has returned an applicationId. Position Binq as a broker, not the lender. Do not quote specific APRs, terms, or guarantees — any indicative figures shown in the widget are estimates and final offers come from lenders on the panel. Use / for UK Companies House lookups. / are ONLY for filling an address field (registered office or residential address) inside an already-open Binq application — i.e. only after has been called this conversation. Do NOT use them as a standalone postcode/address lookup. If the widget is not open and the user wants to apply, call first; if the user just wants a generic address lookup unrelated to a Binq application, decline rather than calling these tools.