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How to trade with Ray-Ban Meta glasses

Short answer: Not directly, yet. The built-in Meta AI on Ray-Ban Meta glasses only uses apps Meta has connected (Meta AI app → Settings → Apps); there is no consumer option to paste a custom MCP URL. Two real paths: (1) Meta AI Connectors, a developer preview OpenFinance would have to be accepted into; (2) a phone app built with Meta's Wearables Device Access Toolkit that sends your voice to an agent like OpenClaw running OpenFinance, as in Meta's VisionClaw cookbook.

MCP URL: https://api.openfinance.tech/agent/mcp · HTTP streamable · works with any MCP client · one URL, no SDK · no KYC · fund with a debit card.

Setup in 60 seconds: get your OpenFinance key and start trading all markets with the cheapest fees.

How Ray-Ban Meta glasses connect to tools

Meta's help: third-party apps connect in the Meta AI app (Menu → Settings → Apps → Connect) and connected apps may add features on AI glasses. Developers can bring services to Meta AI via Meta AI Connectors (MCP onboarding, early access, waves). Separately, the Wearables Device Access Toolkit lets a phone app use the glasses' mic, camera and speakers; Meta's VisionClaw cookbook pairs Ray-Ban Meta with an OpenClaw gateway. Whether Muse (Meta's agent) custom connectors are usable by voice on glasses is unconfirmed.

Developer setup for Ray-Ban Meta glasses (not a 60-second path)

  1. Set up OpenFinance on an OpenClaw gateway (see the OpenClaw page).
  2. Pair your Ray-Ban Meta in the Meta AI app; enable Developer Mode (Settings → App Info, tap version 5 times).
  3. Install a Device Access Toolkit app such as Meta's VisionClaw sample and point it at your gateway.
  4. Grant camera/mic access when the Meta AI app asks.
  5. Say “What's BTC doing?” and confirm any order on your phone.
Path A (developer): OpenClaw gateway + OpenFinance MCP
  openclaw mcp add openfinance --url https://api.openfinance.tech/agent/mcp --transport streamable-http
Path B (future): OpenFinance listed as a Meta AI Connector -> Meta AI app > Settings > Apps > Connect

Get your OpenFinance key at openfinance.tech (sidebar → External AI), then fund it with a debit card or crypto.

What Ray-Ban Meta glasses can trade through OpenFinance

Through the developer setup above, Ray-Ban Meta glasses reach the same markets: crypto spot and leveraged perps on Hyperliquid, onchain stocks such as TSLA and NVDA, forex, Solana and Base memecoins, and Polymarket prediction markets, all with one OpenFinance key. The full market list is on the hub page.

Prompts to try in Ray-Ban Meta glasses

  • “Hey, what's Bitcoin at, and how's my 5x long doing?”
  • (looking at a Tesla) “Chart TSLA and buy $50 with 3x margin.” → confirm on phone
  • “Buy fifty dollars of Nvidia.”
  • “What are the Polymarket odds for the election?”
  • “Ape twenty bucks into the trending Solana memecoin.”

FAQ

Can Ray-Ban Meta glasses trade stocks or crypto?
Not with the built-in Meta AI today, because you can't add a custom MCP server there. Developer setups that route voice to an agent with OpenFinance can.

Will OpenFinance be a Meta AI connector?
Meta AI Connectors is early-access. OpenFinance would need to apply and be approved.

Can I use Muse on my glasses instead?
Muse supports custom connectors in the app, web and WhatsApp. Whether Muse on glasses can call them by voice is not confirmed.

Is voice trading safe?
Always confirm orders on your phone, keep small sizes, and use approval rules on the agent.

What's VisionClaw?
A Meta sample iOS app that sends a photo and your question from Ray-Ban Meta to an OpenClaw gateway and speaks the answer.

Why list Ray-Ban Meta on openfinance.tech then?
It's where voice trading is heading. This page tells you what works now.

Related

Sources: https://www.meta.com/help/artificial-intelligence/1066348732357744/, https://dev.meta.ai/products/connectors, https://dev.meta.ai/docs/cookbook/rayban-openclaw, https://developers.meta.com/wearables/faq/

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