Where Washington meets the market: what members of Congress trade and how those stocks moved since, and which companies win federal contracts. Pay per call, no API key, no account.
Built from public STOCK Act disclosures and federal award records, cleaned and joined with market data.
| Endpoint | Parameters | Returns | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
/v1/politics/congress-trades | tickerStock ticker, e.g. NVDA (optional; without it: latest trades across Congress) memberPart of a member's name, e.g. Pelosi (optional) chamberhouse or senate (optional) daysLook-back by disclosure date, 1 to 730 (default 90) limitTrades to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Stock trades by members of Congress (House and Senate STOCK Act disclosures): member, party, chamber, buy or sell, reported amount range, trade and disclosure dates, late-disclosure flag, and how the stock has moved since the trade versus the S&P 500. By ticker (full history) or across Congress (latest), filter by member or chamber. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0084 |
/v1/politics/contracts | tickerStock ticker, e.g. LMT (optional; without it: all companies) daysLook-back by publication date, 1 to 365 (default 30) minUsdSmallest award in USD, 10000 or more (default 1000000) limitAwards to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Federal government contract awards to public companies: agency, amount obligated, what it's for, award and publication dates, plus totals and (across all companies) the top recipients. By ticker or across the market, with a minimum size. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0056 |
/v1/politics/member | memberPart of the member's name, e.g. Pelosi (or use id) idMember id (BioGuide), e.g. P000197 daysTrades disclosed in the last N days, 1 to 1825 (default 365) limitTrades to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Profile of one member of Congress: party, chamber, state, estimated net worth, total trades and volume, their recent stock trades (with options details and the price move since each trade), most-traded stocks and the holdings they report. Find them by name or id. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0084 |
/v1/politics/congress-holdings | tickerStock ticker, e.g. MSFT (optional; without it: most-held stocks) limitRows to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Stocks members of Congress report owning in their annual financial disclosures: for a ticker, which members hold it and the reported values; without a ticker, the stocks held by the most members. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0056 |
/v1/politics/lobbying | tickerStock ticker, e.g. LMT (optional; without it: all companies) daysLook-back, 1 to 1095 (default 365) limitFilings to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Corporate lobbying: what a company reported spending on lobbying, on which issues and bills, and through which firms; without a ticker, the biggest corporate spenders. From federal lobbying disclosure reports. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0056 |
/v1/politics/donations | tickerStock ticker, e.g. LMT daysLook-back, 1 to 1095 (default 365) limitContributions to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Political contributions by a company's employee PAC: total given, refunds, top recipients (candidates and committees) and each contribution, from federal campaign finance filings, flagged when the recipient is a sitting member of Congress. Facts, not investment advice. | $0.0056 |
/v1/politics/revolving-door | tickerStock ticker, e.g. WU (optional; without it: all companies) daysLook-back by filing date, 1 to 365 (default 90) limitLobbyists to return, 1 to 100 (default 25) | Revolving-door lobbyists: people who held government jobs (Congress staff, agencies, the White House) and now lobby for a company, with their former positions, the client, the firm and the filing date. By ticker or across the market. Facts, not accusations. | $0.0056 |
/v1/politics/legislation | tickerStock ticker, e.g. NVDA (optional) memberPart of a member's name (optional) qWords from a bill title or a bill number like H.R.6875 (optional) limitBills to return, 1 to 50 (default 10) | Bills in Congress linked to money: the companies that lobbied on each bill (with amounts) and trades by members of Congress in those companies' stocks, plus each bill's latest action and official link. Search by ticker, member or bill title/number. For research, not proof of motive. | $0.0084 |
/v1/politics/trump-trades | tickerStock ticker, e.g. MRNA (optional) typebuys, sells or all (default all) daysFiled in the last N days, 1 to 1095 (default 365) limitTrades to return, 1 to 1000 (default 1000: all trades in the period) matchedOnlytrue to leave out rows whose filed company doesn't match the ticker (default false) | Every stock trade reported in President Trump's public financial disclosures for the period, in one call: ticker, company, buy or sell, reported amount range, trade and filing dates, how the stock has moved since versus the S&P 500, and a check that the filed company matches the ticker, plus the most-traded stocks. Filter by ticker or buys/sells. Facts from public filings, not investment advice. | $1.00 |
The raw reports are scattered, inconsistent and slow to read. Each product does the reading for the agent.
Every disclosed trade in one stock going back years, or the latest trades across Congress filtered by member or chamber.
How the stock has moved since each trade, and how that compares with the S&P 500 over the same period.
Trades reported more than 45 days after they happened (the STOCK Act limit) are marked.
Stock trades reported in the President's public financial disclosures, with how each stock moved since versus the S&P 500.
Each bill linked to the companies that lobbied on it and to members' trades in those companies, searchable by stock, member or bill.
Agency, amount and purpose for each award, with zero-dollar and cancelled actions removed and totals per company.
Any x402 client works. See the developer guide for a full walkthrough.
curl "https://www.x402pulse.dev/v1/politics/congress-trades?ticker=NVDA" # free price check (402)
Facts, not accusations. These are disclosed facts. A late disclosure is a fact; why someone traded is not something the data shows.
After the fact. Members have up to 45 days to report a trade, and award records are published days to weeks after the award.
Bill status dates. Each bill shows the date of its latest recorded action; check it, as bill statuses may lag.
Ranges, not amounts. Members report a dollar range. The price move since a trade is the stock's move, not the member's profit.
Not investment advice. Data and analysis, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.