Reference Data API

Looks up a legal entity in the GLEIF LEI index by LEI, company name or ISIN: legal name, status, jurisdiction, legal and HQ address, LEI registration status and renewal date, direct and ultimate parent, number of subsidiaries and linked ISINs. For KYB, counterparty and compliance checks.

Returns local time, UTC offset, abbreviation and DST status for an IANA time zone, the next daylight saving change, and optionally converts a time to another zone.

Finds the common working-hours window (default 09-17 local) across 2-10 time zones on a date.

Computes sunrise, sunset, civil dawn and dusk, solar noon, day length, sun elevation, moon phase, illumination, moonrise and moonset for a location and date (polar day/night handled).

Returns the official quarterly US Treasury Reporting Rate of Exchange (foreign currency per USD) for a currency and date, as used for US federal accounting and tax reporting, with optional conversion.

Returns EU VAT rates (standard, reduced, super-reduced, parking) for one or all 27 member states, recent rate changes, and calculates net, VAT and gross for an amount.

Decodes a 17-character vehicle identification number (NHTSA vPIC): make, model, year, trim, body, engine, fuel, drive, plant, and validates the check digit.

Validates an IBAN (ISO 13616: country format, length, check digits and, where defined, the national account check digit), formats it and splits it into bank code, branch code and account number, with SEPA membership and the bank name/BIC where a national bank directory exists. For payment, invoicing and onboarding agents. Does not prove that the account exists.

Validates a BIC/SWIFT code (8 or 11 characters): bank, country, location and branch code, test-BIC flag and known bank names.

ISO 3166 country lookup by alpha-2, alpha-3, numeric code or name (fuzzy): official name, codes, flag, official currencies (ISO 4217) and optionally all ISO 3166-2 subdivisions (states, cantons, regions).

ISO 4217 currency lookup by code, numeric code or name: name, numeric code, minor units (decimal places for amounts) and the countries that use it officially.