Terrapin – self-serve fixed income data API
Hi there, We've spent the last couple of years building our fixed income data API, but so far you had to contact us to get access. This release is targeted towards the fintech community. We understand the difficulties of sourcing fixed income data, and dealing with all the restrictions and countless calls with customer representatives. You can now register, get an API key, and start fetching bond data in minutes, without having to speak to anyone - a first in the fixed income data space. We are making a subset of our government and corporate bonds available via our self-serve API, with…
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Hi there, We've spent the last couple of years building our fixed income data API, but so far you had to contact us to get access. This release is targeted towards the fintech community. We understand the difficulties of sourcing fixed income data, and dealing with all the restrictions and countless calls with customer representatives. You can now register, get an API key, and start fetching bond data in minutes, without having to speak to anyone - a first in the fixed income data space. We are making a subset of our government and corporate bonds available via our self-serve API, with expanded datasets and fields obtainable via our Enterprise offering. Our goal is to make it easy to build and test your applications with real data, and be ready to release with our straightforward enterprise agreement. We will announcing additional features and coverage in due course. Our mission is create the most in-depth, feature-rich and user-friendly fixed income data API. Stay tuned and join us on our journey to make fixed income data better and more accessible.
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