Convertible Note Conversion Engine

Convertible Note Conversion Engine MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate conversion shares, effective price, and equity ownership for convertible notes.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides precise financial modeling for convertible note conversions. It allows AI agents to calculate conversion shares, effective price per share, and investor equity percentage by analyzing principal, interest, valuation caps, and discount rates. Use get_conversion_summary for single notes, calculate_mfn_adjustment to evaluate Most Favored Nation clauses, aggregate_multiple_notes to sum the impact of several notes, and compare_scenarios to model different financing outcomes.

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aggregate_multiple_notes

Calculates the combined impact of multiple convertible notes converting simultaneously

calculate_mfn_adjustment

Determines if a note holder should switch to more favorable terms based on an MFN clause

compare_scenarios

Evaluates the difference in equity ownership between two different financing scenarios

get_conversion_summary

Calculates the primary conversion metrics for a single convertible note

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Calculate the conversion for a $100,000 note with 5% interest, a $5,000,000 valuation cap, a 20% discount, and a next round price of $1.00 with 10,000,000 pre-money shares.

The total conversion amount is $105,000. With a cap price of $0.50 and a discount price of $0.80, the conversion price is $0.50. This results in 210,000 conversion shares and an equity percentage of 2.05%.

Compare two scenarios: Scenario A has a $4M cap and Scenario B has a $6M cap, both with a 20% discount and $1.00 next round price, given 10,000,000 pre-money shares.

Scenario A results in a higher equity stake due to the lower valuation cap. The equity delta between the two scenarios is 0.55%.

I have a note with a $5M cap and 10% discount. A new note is issued with a $4M cap and 15% discount. Should I switch terms?

Yes, switching to the new terms is more favorable as both the valuation cap is lower and the discount rate is higher.

The valuation cap sets a maximum price for your conversion. If the next round's valuation is higher than the cap, you convert at the lower cap price, securing more equity.

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