Product

One lookup for every instrument.

Resolve any stock, ETF, bond, or crypto asset into a clean, structured record from a single identifier — name, logo, exchange, country, and the class-specific detail that matters. One small REST API over a catalogue reduced to a single canonical row per instrument.

BeforeAfter

One Identifier

Look up by ISIN, FIGI, or CUSIP — we resolve the canonical instrument, whichever one you have

Four Asset Classes

Stocks, ETFs, bonds, and crypto all return through one consistent response shape

Class-Specific Detail

Sector and industry for stocks, issuer for ETFs and bonds, ecosystem for crypto

Canonical Listing

One row per instrument — the home listing, not a dozen duplicate exchange entries

Hosted Logos

A normalized, ready-to-render logo URL comes back with every instrument we resolve

Crypto by Ticker

Crypto has no ISIN — look it up by ticker and get the top-ranked match back

Vector logos

Every logo ships as a pixel-perfect SVG.

Each instrument's logo_url points to a clean, hand-checked SVG — not a scraped bitmap. Vector is the right format for financial UIs, where the same mark has to look right in a dense table and on a marketing page alike.

Crisp at any size — from a 16px table row to a full-screen hero, with no blur and no retina exports to juggle.
One asset, every density — a single file renders sharp on every screen, so there are no @2x or @3x variants to manage.
Tiny and cacheable — vector paths weigh a fraction of a raster logo, so lists of hundreds of instruments stay fast.
Restyle without re-exporting — recolor, add a background, or mask the mark directly, since it is real markup, not a bitmap.

Lookup

An identifier in, a full instrument out.

Send whichever identifier you hold — ISIN, FIGI, or CUSIP — and get one canonical instrument back, with the common fields flat and the class-specific attributes spread in alongside them.

request

GET /lookup?isin=US0378331005
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_••••••••

response

200 OK
 
{
  "asset_class": "stock",
  "isin": "US0378331005",
  "figi": "BBG000B9XRY4",
  "cusip": "037833100",
  "ticker": "AAPL",
  "name": "Apple Inc.",
  "exchange": "NASDAQ",
  "country": "United States",
  "logo_url": "https://…/apple.svg",
  "sector": "Electronic Technology",
  "industry": "Telecommunications Equipment"
}

Crypto

No ISIN? Look it up by ticker.

Crypto assets carry no ISIN, FIGI, or CUSIP, so they are resolved by ticker. Tickers are not unique, so we return the top-ranked match — you get the asset people mean when they say BTC.

request

GET /crypto?ticker=BTC
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_••••••••

response

200 OK
 
{
  "asset_class": "crypto",
  "isin": null,
  "figi": null,
  "cusip": null,
  "ticker": "BTC",
  "name": "Bitcoin",
  "exchange": null,
  "country": null,
  "logo_url": "https://…/XTVCBTC.svg",
  "rank": null,
  "category": "Cryptocurrencies, Layer 1",
  "ecosystem": "Bitcoin ecosystem"
}

API Reference

A small, predictable surface.

Two authenticated GET endpoints — one for identifier lookups, one for crypto tickers. No proprietary SDK, no pagination to manage; every call resolves to a single instrument.

GET/lookupResolve a stock, ETF, or bond by ISIN, FIGI, or CUSIP (precedence: isin → figi → cusip)

GET/cryptoResolve a crypto asset by ticker, returning the top-ranked match

Coverage

Four asset classes, one response shape.

Stocks

ISIN · FIGI · CUSIP

sectorindustry

ETFs

ISIN · FIGI · CUSIP

issuerissuer_name

Bonds

ISIN · FIGI · CUSIP

issuertype

Crypto

ticker

rankcategoryecosystem

Response shape

Flat common fields, class-specific detail spread in.

Every response leads with the same common fields — asset class, identifiers, name, exchange, country, and a hosted logo — then spreads the class-specific attributes in at the top level, so one parser handles all four classes.

ISIN US0378331005

Apple Inc.Stock · NASDAQ · United States

AAPL

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