Add Zoya as a custom MCP server from the Plugins page in ChatGPT on the web, then sign in with your Zoya account. You'll need an active Zoya Pro subscription to use it. If your assistant says a Zoya tool requires Zoya Pro, see Why does my AI assistant say a Zoya tool requires Zoya Pro?
Adding Zoya
On your computer, go to chatgpt.com/plugins
Select the plus button, then Add custom MCP server
Enter Zoya as the name and
https://mcp.zoya.finance/mcpas the Server URL, then select Connect. If ChatGPT shows a warning about custom servers, confirm to continueOn Zoya's sign-in page, choose Zoya app account, sign in with the same login you use in the Zoya app, and click Allow access
Using Zoya in a chat
Start a new chat, type @ and select Zoya, then ask your question. For example: "Check my watchlist and tell me which stocks aren't Compliant."
I don't see the option to add a custom MCP server
OpenAI decides which ChatGPT plans and workspaces can add custom MCP servers, and this has changed over time. A few things to check:
Make sure you're using ChatGPT on the web, at chatgpt.com
On a Business, Enterprise or Edu workspace, your admin may need to allow custom MCP servers
Some personal accounts may need Developer mode turned on in ChatGPT's settings first
OpenAI's help center has the latest details: Connecting custom MCP servers in ChatGPT.
Staying signed in
Expect to sign in to Zoya again about once a week. When ChatGPT asks, sign in with your Zoya app account again.
Troubleshooting
Check that you selected Zoya with @ in the chat
If Zoya shows an error, go to chatgpt.com/plugins, remove Zoya, and add it again using the steps above. This fixes most problems
If ChatGPT answers without using Zoya, ask it to, for example "Use Zoya to check Apple"
Still stuck? Contact Zoya support and tell us which ChatGPT plan you're on
To see what you can ask, see What is the Zoya MCP?