Connect Buzdy to
Claude or ChatGPT
Then ask in plain language — “which cards can I get on my salary?”, “is today a good day to send money home?”, “what am I paying in card fees?” — and the answer comes from Buzdy’s own checked data, with the date it was checked.
The address to paste
https://buzdy.com/mcp
Nothing else to fill in.
In Claude
- Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
- Paste
https://buzdy.com/mcpand give it any name - Tap Connect, then Allow when Claude asks
In ChatGPT
- Settings → Connectors → Create
- Paste the same address
- Confirm, then allow it when asked
Approving it with your Buzdy account
Buzdy then shows a page with a QR code and a short code
like BZD-4K7Q. Any one of these works:
Point your phone’s normal camera at it. The Buzdy app opens on the right screen with the code already filled in — no separate scanner app needed.
Buzdy app → Settings → Buzdy AI → Enter a link code → type it in.
If your Buzdy account has a password you can sign in on that page instead. Signed up with Google? You have no password — use the QR or the code.
The code lasts ten minutes and works once.
What to ask once it is connected
Ask in your own words. These are the things Buzdy can answer that a general assistant cannot, because they come from checked data rather than from memory:
Buzdy knows each card’s published minimum and reads your salary as a range. It compares across banks instead of one bank’s own list — and it will say the bank decides, never that you will be approved.
Today’s rate against its own last 30 days, so “good” means something. Which provider, and what the fee actually costs you.
Annual fees on the cards you hold, when they fall due, and how often that bank has actually waived them for other people.
The country’s real lending rules — deposit, fees, the ratio the regulator sets — not a generic calculator.
Per gram or per tola, 22K or 24K, in your currency. Set a price alert and your phone tells you when it moves.
Branches, ATMs and exchange houses with opening hours, from Buzdy’s own checked listings across 52 countries.
Why bother — what it actually changes
- Your assistant stops guessing. Ask any AI about a card’s fee and it answers from whatever it read during training — which may be two years old and about another country. Buzdy answers with the figure and the date it was checked.
- It knows your situation without you retyping it. Your country, your currency, your salary range — so “which card” means for you, not in general.
- One question instead of six tabs. Comparing a card across four banks, or a rate across five providers, is one sentence.
- It can start an application — and stop. It can fill the form from what you already told Buzdy, but you press Submit. Nothing is ever sent on your behalf.
What it can and cannot see
- You choose on the approval screen. It reads what you tick and nothing else.
- Buzdy shares a salary range, never an exact amount.
- An assistant can prepare an application, but you press Submit yourself — it can never send one on your behalf.
- Take it back any time: Buzdy app → Settings → Connected assistants → remove. Access stops immediately, not when something expires.
Need the app first?
Approving from your phone is what proves the account is yours.