Financial Data APIs
FinFeedAPI gives you access to prediction markets data, stocks, real-time FX, and structured SEC filings - all through one user-friendly API. Simple pricing. Fast integration. No complexity.

Discover our APIs

Stock API
T+1 stock market data delivered through a simple, developer-friendly REST API. Covers IEX, Euronext, and 40+ global stock exchanges.

Currencies API
Real-time currency data from both crypto markets and traditional FX. Delivered through REST and WebSocket.

SEC API
Structured SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and more) delivered ready to use. A simple REST API that removes all the parsing work.

Flat Files S3 API
Direct S3 access to normalized stock market data stored as flat files. Simple to integrate. No unnecessary layers.
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Why choose FinFeedAPI?
FinFeedAPI is built for teams who need reliable financial data without messy pipelines or vendor patchwork. It’s one developer-friendly API for stocks, FX + crypto rates, SEC filings, and prediction markets, plus bulk delivery when you need it. All in one place.

Proven infrastructure
Created by the team behind CoinAPI. Built on infrastructure that’s designed for high-volume usage and production workloads, not hobby projects.

One integration, many products
You use one approach across different datasets and product lines, instead of stitching together multiple vendors and formats.

Clean, standardized, normalized data
Data is delivered in a consistent structure, so you spend less time fixing formats, mapping fields, or cleaning outputs.

AI-ready with MCP support
FinFeedAPI can be used directly inside LLM workflows and AI agents through Model Context Protocol, with minimal setup.

Different ways to connect
Choose REST, WebSocket, JSON-RPC, or S3 flat files depending on your system and how you consume data.

Predictable developer experience
Stable endpoints, clear docs, and consistent patterns across APIs make integrations easier to build and maintain over time.
Use cases

Use case: Trading platforms
Trading platforms need comprehensive reference data beyond price feeds, but developers struggle with fragmented sources and complex APIs, forcing them to either integrate costly enterprise solutions or build custom infrastructure from scratch.



















