Moscow Public Services: Post, Banks, Notaries

Moscow Public Services: Post, Banks, Notaries MCP Connector for Claude

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Keyless Moscow public services: post offices, banks and on-site ATMs, cash machines, government offices by level, clinics and dentists, notaries, plus city institutions.

7 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Moscow’s everyday services on a map, keyless — about 1,780 post offices, 3,000 ATMs, 930 tagged government offices, 400 notaries and 8,000 clinics and doctors.

What you can do

  • find_post_offices — post offices (about 1,780), mostly Russian Post branches, filterable by operator, name and open now
  • find_banks — bank branches (about 410) filterable by name, on-site ATM and open now
  • find_atms — cash machines (about 3,000) by operator — the practical tool, with a proximity search
  • find_government_offices — government offices (about 930) by level — city, regional, national, prosecutor, tax, migration, register, courthouse
  • find_clinics — clinics and doctors (about 8,000) filtered by mapped specialty — dentistry, paediatrics, gynaecology and more
  • find_notaries — notary offices (about 400)
  • city_institution — a short Wikipedia entry for a city institution — the mayor’s office, the city government, the city duma or the city court

Who is this for

Residents handling bureaucracy: a post office, an ATM, a migration or tax office, a notary, or a clinic with the right specialty.

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7 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

city_institution

Returns the title, the one-line description and the introductory paragraph, in Russian. For the address of a service use the find_* tools — this is the encyclopaedia view. Summarise a Moscow city institution (Wikipedia)

find_atms

Each row carries the operator/brand and the coordinate, plus the cash-out and deposit flags when the map records them. ATMs are points, so a proximity search (lat + km, default 2 km) is the practical way to use this tool. Find cash machines (ATMs) in Moscow

find_banks

Each row carries the name, brand, phone, opening hours and the centre coordinate. Pass atm: "yes" to keep only branches with a mapped cash machine on site, or open_now for branches open at the moment of the call. For cash machines alone use find_atms. Find bank branches in Moscow

find_clinics

Each row carries the name, healthcare tag, phone, opening hours and the centre coordinate. Filter by specialty fragment (healthcare:specialty, e.g. "dentistry", "paediatrics", "gynaecology" — values are as mapped) or by open_now. For hospitals and emergency care use the safety MCP. Find clinics and doctors in Moscow

find_government_offices

Filter by level — government: "city" (Moscow city government), "regional", "national" (federal offices in the capital), "prosecutor", "tax", "migration", "register_office" or "courthouse" — or by name fragment. Each row carries the name, the government level, phone and the centre coordinate. Find government offices in Moscow

find_notaries

Each row carries the name, operator, phone, opening hours and the centre coordinate. A proximity search (lat + km) is the practical way to use this tool — pass the district centre or an address coordinate. Find notary offices in Moscow

find_post_offices

Each row carries the name, operator, phone, opening hours and the centre coordinate. Filter by operator fragment (e.g. "Почта России") or by open_now, and narrow to a radius with lat/km. Post offices are mostly mapped as points, so the count is close to complete. Find post offices in Moscow

See how to talk to your AI agent using Moscow Public Services: Post, Banks, Notaries.

Where is the nearest ATM?

find_atms with your lat/lon (km defaults to 2) lists the mapped cash machines by distance, with operator and cash-out flags.

Which post offices are open now?

find_post_offices with open_now: "true" keeps only the offices whose mapped hours cover the moment of the call; add an operator fragment for Russian Post.

Explain the Moscow city government to me.

city_institution with institution: "government" returns the Wikipedia summary in Russian — title, description and introductory paragraph.

No. Every source is keyless and global: OpenStreetMap (Overpass + Nominatim), Open-Meteo and Russian Wikipedia. The MCP defines no credentials.

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