Market data. One interface.

Request up to five symbols for the latest quote available from the public market provider. Responses retain source, fetched time and available market timestamps so your application can describe the data honestly.

A latest quote can be delayed or unavailable. Read the returned status and timestamps before displaying a price. This endpoint does not include private positions or a brokerage feed.

GET /api/internal?resource=quotes&symbols=AAPL,MSFT

Look up the reference data already available in the app’s symbol catalog: symbol, name, sector, exchange and display color. This is a compact symbol profile, rather than a full company fundamentals report.

Profiles refer to companies and instruments. The API does not return user profiles, account details, email addresses or private research records. Symbols outside the catalog are reported as missing.

GET /api/internal?resource=profiles&symbols=AAPL,MSFT

Read the financial news feed with original links, source credits, related symbols and available publication dates. Publisher feeds and curated references retain their provenance. Requests return up to 20 items by default; limit accepts 1–50, and symbols can filter by existing tags.

The feed refreshes on its own schedule. Check fetched time, stale state and source status; a cached headline is not a realtime market event. Follow the original publisher for the full story.

GET /api/internal?resource=news&limit=20

Send your current Firebase ID token as a Bearer token or through X-Firebase-ID-Token, as the request explorer does. Every request verifies the session and the current active account before returning data. Current feature settings control availability, roles and the required plan tier. Permitted Owners bypass the paid tier requirement; other accounts need an active, unexpired subscription confirmed by the trusted server. Quotes and profiles require Developer API permission; financial news requires Financial News API permission.

API access cannot be granted by editing a profile, saving a checkout draft, following a return link or saving a local preference. Sign in to try the request explorer; an account without a qualifying entitlement receives an access error.

X-Firebase-ID-Token: <FIREBASE_ID_TOKEN>

Use the request explorer above for an actual response from your configured environment. Requests return JSON and private, no-store cache headers. Keep tokens out of URLs, saved examples and logs.

A 400 response means the request needs correcting; 401 means sign-in is required; 403 means the account is inactive or ineligible; 404 means none of the requested profiles are in the catalog; 429 means the request limit was reached; 503 means a required service is unavailable. Historical data, trading and account administration are outside this API.