Introducing Zoya MCP: Shariah Compliance Data for Your AI Assistant
Today, we're launching Zoya MCP, bringing Zoya's Shariah compliance data to the AI assistants you already use, including ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor.
Connect your Zoya account and ask questions about stocks, your watchlists or your linked portfolios. Your assistant can pull information directly from Zoya's reports instead of relying on generic AI answers.
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external services like Zoya.

What you can do
Once connected, your assistant can:
- Research stocks. Check Shariah compliance, compare screening methodologies, and understand why a stock received its status.
- Explore your portfolio. Ask questions about your holdings and see how their compliance breaks down across your linked brokerage accounts.
- Check your watchlists. Get a quick overview of the stocks you're following and their compliance statuses.
And it doesn't stop at research. Combine Zoya with other MCPs to build automated investment workflows and trading strategies. For example, connect Zoya with Robinhood to find stocks that meet your investment criteria, check their Shariah compliance, and execute trades through your brokerage. You could also automate portfolio monitoring, track earnings announcements, or get personalized research briefings delivered to your inbox.
Here are a few things you could prompt:
- "Is Shopify Shariah compliant? Compare the results across different methodologies."
- "Every Monday, find companies reporting earnings growth, screen them with Zoya, and email me a shortlist."
- "I have $500. Find three Shariah-compliant stocks with strong growth potential, show me how you'd split the money between them, and place the trades through my Robinhood account once I approve."
Get started
Zoya MCP is available to Zoya Pro subscribers and developers with a paid Zoya API plan. To connect, follow our setup guides for ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor, VS Code and Codex.
Developers can use Zoya MCP with their coding assistants to access live Shariah compliance data, retrieve reports, and build integrations using the data included in their API plan.
For more details, see What is the Zoya MCP?.