Financial Analysis x402 offerings

FDD analysis for franchise-buyer and due-diligence agents. Breaks down Item 7 (investment), Item 19 (unit economics), Item 20 (unit counts), and Item 21 (financials).

AI-powered analysis of financial reports that detects and scores fraud indicators and flags suspicious anomalies.

Bulk-fetch observations for every series in a FRED release in one call. Use it to grab an entire economic report (jobs report, CPI report, GDP release) without enumerating constituent series IDs first. Returns paginated; pass lastSeriesId + lastObservationDate back to fetch the next page.

Full-text search across FRED's ~800,000 economic time series. Returns series IDs (use with /api/fred-series), titles, frequency, units, and a popularity score.

Browse the Federal Reserve FRED category tree to DISCOVER economic series. Pass a categoryId to get that category (name + parent), its child categories, and the most-popular series filed under it (id, title, units, frequency) — then pull the data with econ.fred. Omit categoryId (or pass 0) for the eight top-level categories: Money/Banking/Finance, Population/Employment/Labor, National Accounts, Production & Business Activity, Prices, International Data, U.S. Regional Data, Academic Data. Walk down via each child's id. Free, public-domain (FRED). The structured map of what FRED actually contains — far more reliable than guessing series ids. Companion to econ.fred (fetch/search) and econ.fred-releases (calendar).

Upcoming and very-recent US economic data release dates - CPI, employment, GDP, FOMC minutes, Treasury auctions, etc. Useful for scheduling agents around event-driven moves. The window starts at today's date in US Central time (America/Chicago, FRED's zone).

Federal Reserve regional economic data: one snapshot of a FRED regional series across ALL its geographies (every U.S. state, county, or metro area) for a single period. Pass a regional series id (e.g. WIPCPI = per-capita personal income by state, or a state/county unemployment series) and get each region's name, FIPS region code, value, and per-region FRED series id, plus the group's units, frequency, and available date range. Add a date (YYYY-MM-DD) for a point-in-time cross-section; omit it for the latest. Authoritative St. Louis Fed (GeoFRED) data agents can't recite — per-state income, county unemployment, regional GDP — keyed by exact region codes. Free, public-domain. Companion to econ.fred (national series), econ.fred-categories (discover series ids), and census.demographics (ACS survey).

Metadata for a FRED series: title, frequency, units, seasonal adjustment, observation date range, and popularity. Use before /api/fred-series to confirm the series fits your needs.

Fetch any of FRED's ~800,000 economic time series by series ID - GDP (GDPC1), CPI (CPIAUCSL), unemployment (UNRATE), fed funds (DFF), and so on. Supports date windowing and the standard FRED units transformations (lin, chg, ch1, pch, pc1, pca, cca, log).

Point-in-time (vintage) economic data from FRED's ALFRED archive — what an economic figure was AS FIRST REPORTED / as known on a past date, before later revisions. Give a seriesId (e.g. GDP, GDPC1, PAYEMS, INDPRO) and an asOf date to get the observations exactly as they stood on that date; omit asOf to get the current (latest-revised) values. Also returns the series' vintage (revision) dates — every date the series was revised. Free, public-domain (FRED). Critical for honest backtesting and macro research: it eliminates look-ahead bias (e.g. GDP for 2020Q1 was first reported far lower than today's revised figure). No LLM and no real-time API gives this — it's the archived state of the data through time. Pair with econ.fred (current series) and econ.fred-releases (release calendar).

Use to judge whether Valley housing is oversupplied before you build, lend or buy: months of supply, homes for sale, homes sold, median days on market and typical home value for the McAllen and Brownsville metros, as read each week. The sources publish monthly, so check age_days and stale. Example: "Is the McAllen metro carrying more than six months of housing supply?"

Use to see which way building-input costs are moving for South Texas jobs, week by week: framing lumber, studs, OSB, drywall, rebar, copper, Gulf Coast diesel, the 30 year mortgage rate and the construction producer price index. Each row has the level, unit, direction (up, down, flat) and date. Not a bid or quote. Example: "Has framing lumber gone up or down since August?"

Use to size up the construction market in one Rio Grande Valley city (McAllen, Edinburg, Mission, Pharr, San Juan, Weslaco, Donna, Mercedes, Brownsville, Harlingen) or the whole Valley before you lend, build, buy or sell there: permits, housing units by type, sales-tax trend, months of supply, home values, input and material prices, mortgage rate, labor. Every value is dated. Example: "Is McAllen's housing market oversupplied and are building costs rising this week?"

Full research report on one stock or crypto asset ($0.03): snapshot, pre-trade verdict, technical indicators, perp positioning, smart money and news, plus fundamentals, insider trades and Form 144 notices for US stocks. Sections without data are listed as missing. Use for everything about one asset in one call.

Holdings an institutional manager reported in its latest SEC 13F (Berkshire, Bridgewater, Renaissance, ARK...): positions with value, shares and weight, total value and changes vs the previous quarter (new, increased, reduced, sold out). Search by manager name or CIK.

Futures contract discovery and specifications — tickers, trade dates, maturity, settlement and tick sizes by product code.

OHLC candlestick bars for a futures contract — historical aggregates with settlement price and dollar volume by contract ticker.

Futures product universe — product codes, names, exchanges, sectors, asset classes and settlement details.

Foreign exchange rate between two fiat currencies from official ECB reference data — e.g. USD to EUR, GBP to JPY. Returns the current rate and date as JSON. Use for: currency conversion, forex rate lookup, multi-currency pricing, invoice conversion. $0.001 USDC per call.

Live + reference foreign-exchange (forex) rates, base USD. LIVE near-real-time mid quotes for the 12 most-traded currencies (EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD, CNY, HKD, SGD, SEK, KRW), refreshed every minute with an honest market-open/stale flag, PLUS the official ECB daily reference table for ~30 currencies. Derive any cross-rate or pair. For agents pricing cross-border ops, treasury, invoicing and FX conversion. Keyless, pay-per-call.

Foreign exchange reference rates from the European Central Bank. Base currency plus optional symbols filter. Updated daily on ECB schedule. JSON response. $0.002 USDC per call, pay via x402, no API key.

All foreign exchange rates for one base currency in a single call — every ECB-published pair as JSON. Use for: full FX rate table, multi-currency conversion, currency dashboard. $0.001 USDC per call.

Daily FX rates between two currencies across a date window using European Central Bank reference rates.

Exchange rates against the US dollar for the ~30 currencies published by the ECB (EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CNY, INR, BRL, MXN, TRY, ZAR...), with date and 1-month change. Cross rates calculated from ECB reference rates.