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@Plisio show me all my current cryptocurrency balances across my account

Your Plisio account currently holds balances across 4 cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin (BTC): 0.00234 BTC (~$98.45 USD), Ethereum (ETH): 0.156 ETH (~$245.30 USD), Litecoin (LTC): 2.45 LTC (~$183.75 USD), and Tether (USDT): 150.00 USDT. Total portfolio value is approximately $677.50 USD at current exchange rates. All balances are available for withdrawal or invoice creation.

This example uses the Get All Balances tool to fetch a read-only snapshot of account holdings. Requires a valid API key with read permissions. Exchange rates shown are illustrative — Plisio returns crypto amounts, not fiat conversions. Useful for portfolio checks before creating invoices or planning withdrawals.

@Plisio retrieve my last 15 withdrawal operations, filtering for completed transactions only

Found 12 completed withdrawals in your account history: Most recent withdrawal was 0.0015 BTC to address 1A1zP1...eP5QGefi on March 15, 2025 (txid: a3f2b..., fee: 0.00002 BTC). Second withdrawal was 0.5 ETH to 0x742d35...Cc8 on March 12, 2025. Withdrawals span February 28 through March 15. All transactions show 'completed' status with on-chain confirmations. Three withdrawals remain pending from earlier requests.

This example demonstrates the Get Plisio Withdrawals tool with status filtering and pagination. Requires API key with transaction history access. Withdrawal records include destination addresses and transaction IDs — handle this data carefully in shared Spaces. Useful for reconciling outbound payments or auditing fee costs across multiple currencies.

@Plisio check the available fee plans for Bitcoin, then recommend which tier makes sense for processing 50 small invoices per month

Plisio offers three Bitcoin fee plans: Economy (0.5% + network fee, ~10-60 min confirmation), Standard (0.8% + network fee, ~5-30 min confirmation), and Priority (1.2% + network fee, ~1-10 min confirmation). For 50 small invoices monthly, I'd recommend the Economy tier. Assuming average invoice value of $100, you'd pay ~$25/month in fees versus ~$40 on Standard or ~$60 on Priority. The slower confirmation time is acceptable for non-urgent payments, and you'll save $180 annually. If any invoices are time-sensitive, you can override to Priority on a per-transaction basis.

This example pairs the Get Fee Plans tool with AI reasoning to provide actionable cost analysis. Fee structures vary by cryptocurrency and change with network conditions — treat percentages as illustrative. Requires understanding your payment volume and urgency tolerance. Useful for merchants optimizing payment processing costs across different crypto acceptance strategies.

When Plisio fits a small subscription business taking crypto

A 6-person SaaS team accepts Bitcoin and Ethereum for annual subscriptions. They need to reconcile payments against Stripe invoices and flag failed transactions during weekly finance reviews. Plisio's Get Plisio Transactions tool pulls invoice history with status filters, and Get Balance confirms settlement amounts without logging into the dashboard. This works cleanly if you process under 200 crypto payments per month—the pagination limit is 100 per call, so two queries cover most weeks. Above that volume, you're better off with a dedicated accounting integration or webhook listener. If your finance lead already uses Switchy for Stripe reconciliation, adding Plisio keeps crypto payments in the same workspace without switching tabs.

Plisio for monthly payout verification at small marketplaces

A 4-person marketplace team pays out crypto earnings to 30 sellers at month-end. The ops lead needs to verify that all scheduled withdrawals cleared and flag any stuck transactions before closing the books. Get Plisio Withdrawals filters by status and date range, so one query shows pending or failed payouts without scrolling through the full transaction log. This scenario assumes you're using Plisio's withdrawal API directly—if sellers request payouts through a custom dashboard, you'll need to cross-reference transaction IDs manually. The tool doesn't expose memo fields or seller metadata, so it's best for teams who track payout details in a separate spreadsheet or Airtable. If your monthly payout count stays under 50, this MCP saves 15 minutes of dashboard clicking.

When Get Fee Plans helps a merchant compare network costs

A 3-person e-commerce team processes 500 crypto orders per week and wants to lower transaction fees by switching between Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum based on current network congestion. Get Fee Plans returns fee tiers for each currency, so the team can compare costs before updating the checkout page. This only makes sense if you're already comfortable adjusting payment options weekly—most small merchants set a default currency and leave it alone. The tool doesn't predict fee changes or recommend the cheapest option; it just surfaces Plisio's current fee structure. If your average order value is under $50, the time spent checking fees probably costs more than the savings. Use this if you're optimizing margins on high-ticket items or running a crypto-native storefront where customers expect multiple coin options.