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Enrique Lores

President and CEO, PayPal, named behind the PayPal MCP server listing on Anchor Terminal.

President and CEO, PayPal

Enrique Lores became President and CEO of PayPal on 1 March 2026, after nearly five years on its board, which he chaired from July 2024. He was previously President and CEO of HP Inc. for more than six years.

What Enrique builds

  • PayPal MCP server C · Payment & monetisation platforms

    PayPal's official MCP server lets a merchant's AI client work with invoices, orders, refunds, disputes, subscriptions, catalogue products and transaction reports. It runs locally through npx @paypal/mcp or as a hosted server at mcp.paypal.com with a PayPal login.

    President and CEO, PayPal, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Enrique Lores?

Enrique Lores became President and CEO of PayPal on 1 March 2026, after nearly five years on its board, which he chaired from July 2024. He was previously President and CEO of HP Inc. for more than six years.

What does PayPal make?

Anchor Terminal lists PayPal MCP server from PayPal. PayPal's official MCP server lets a merchant's AI client work with invoices, orders, refunds, disputes, subscriptions, catalogue products and transaction reports. It runs locally through npx @paypal/mcp or as a hosted server at mcp.paypal.com with a PayPal login.

How are Enrique's tools graded?

PayPal MCP server is graded C, 56.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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