# Apizie Finance: official-source data for AI agents

> Apizie Finance is a premium Apizie service. It serves data from six official publishers (SEC EDGAR, FRED, ECB, U.S. Treasury, GLEIF and World Bank) through one REST API and one MCP server. Every answer carries its source: publisher, official link, retrieval time, licence and attribution text.

Apizie serves normalized data from six official publishers through one REST API and an MCP server. Every successful response includes a `source` block: publisher, official URL, retrieval time, licence and attribution text, so an AI agent can cite it.

## Official sources
- [SEC EDGAR](https://apizie.tech/sources/sec-edgar) (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission): Filings, company profiles and XBRL financial facts for every SEC registrant. Licence: Public U.S. government information, free to access.
- [FRED](https://apizie.tech/sources/fred) (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis): Economic time series: interest rates, inflation, GDP, employment and more, with vintage history. Licence: Free to use under the FRED API Terms of Use; series marked as copyrighted by a third party are excluded.
- [ECB Data Portal](https://apizie.tech/sources/ecb) (European Central Bank): Euro reference exchange rates, policy rates, HICP inflation and any ECB SDMX series. Licence: Reusable free of charge with the source acknowledged.
- [U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data](https://apizie.tech/sources/us-treasury) (U.S. Department of the Treasury): Par yield curve, federal debt, auctions, average interest rates and the daily Treasury statement. Licence: Public U.S. government information.
- [GLEIF LEI](https://apizie.tech/sources/gleif) (Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation): Legal Entity Identifiers: legal names, addresses, registration status and parent companies. Licence: CC0 1.0 (no rights reserved). Apizie is not affiliated with or endorsed by GLEIF.
- [World Bank Open Data](https://apizie.tech/sources/world-bank) (The World Bank): Development and macro indicators for every country: GDP, inflation, population, debt and more. Licence: Mostly CC BY 4.0, attribution required (check each dataset's licence).

Combined endpoints: `official:company/profile` (SEC EDGAR + GLEIF: profile, filings, LEI, annual financials linked to filings), `official:macro/us`, `official:macro/euro-area`, `official:macro/country`.

## Use it
- REST: `GET https://apizie.tech/v1/{category}:{source}/{endpoint}?param=value` with header `x-api-key`
- Response: `{ project, data, source, timestamp }`; errors `{ content, message, errors }`
- MCP: `https://apizie.tech/mcp` (Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 or API key) for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI
- Keys are read-only by default and can be limited to categories.
- Data alerts: signed `data.changed` webhooks for new SEC filings, FRED updates, Treasury curves, ECB rate changes and World Bank values.

```
curl "https://apizie.tech/v1/official:company/profile?company=AAPL" -H "x-api-key: $APIZIE_KEY"
```

## Pricing (premium add-on, no free tier)
- Finance Starter: $49/month, 100,000 requests/month, commercial use inside your company, 5 data alerts
- Finance Growth: $199/month, 1,000,000 requests/month, commercial use in your own product, with attribution, 50 data alerts
- Finance Business: $499/month, 5,000,000 requests/month, commercial use in your own product, with attribution, 200 data alerts
- Runs next to any Apizie plan with its own quota. Pay-as-you-go above the Finance quota: $1.00 per 1,000 requests. Enterprise (redistribution, SLA): contact us.

## Also on Apizie
3,725 more public and bring-your-own-key APIs behind the same key (32 categories). Bring-your-own-key APIs use your provider key, sent per request and never stored.

## FAQ
### What is Apizie Finance?
Apizie Finance is a premium Apizie service for AI agents that need official financial and economic facts. It serves normalized data from SEC EDGAR, FRED, the ECB, the U.S. Treasury, GLEIF and the World Bank through one REST API and an MCP server, and every response includes a source block with the publisher, the official URL, when it was retrieved and the licence.

### Why not call SEC EDGAR, FRED and the others directly?
You can, and for one source that is often the right call. Apizie saves the work of wiring each source one by one, normalizing its format, fixing it when it changes, respecting each publisher's access rules and keeping the source of every number for citations. That is what you pay for, not the data itself.

### Where does the data come from?
Directly from each publisher's official public API: data.sec.gov and EDGAR full-text search, the FRED API, the ECB Data Portal, Treasury Fiscal Data and the Treasury yield-curve feed, the GLEIF LEI API and the World Bank Indicators API. No scraping.

### How do I use it with Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor?
Add the Apizie MCP server URL (/mcp). Claude and ChatGPT connect with OAuth and you choose read-only or read and write on the consent screen; Cursor, VS Code and Gemini CLI use an API key header. The agent can then fetch a company profile, rates or indicators and cite the source.

### How much does it cost?
Finance Starter is $49 a month (100,000 requests, commercial use inside your company, 5 data alerts). Finance Growth is $199 (1,000,000 requests, use in your own product with attribution, 50 alerts, bulk jobs). Finance Business is $499 (5,000,000 requests, 200 alerts). Pay yearly and get 2 months free. Redistribution and resale: Enterprise.

### Is there a free tier?
No. Apizie Finance is a paid add-on. The rest of Apizie, thousands of public APIs and the MCP server, stays free up to 1,000 requests a month, so you can build and test your integration before adding Finance.

### Does it replace my Apizie plan?
No. Finance runs next to your general plan (Free, Pro, Ultra or Max) with its own monthly quota. One API key and one MCP connection reach both.

Apizie is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the SEC, the Federal Reserve, the ECB, the U.S. Treasury, GLEIF or the World Bank. This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.