Fed Treasury

U.S. Department of the Treasury Data

FinanceAuth: NoneHTTPS: YesCORS: unknownStatus: alive

Last verified: April 1, 2026

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Getting Started

This API requires no authentication — you can start making requests immediately with no sign-up or API key needed.

Find the endpoint — Check the API's documentation for available endpoints and what data they return.
Make a request — Use fetch() in JavaScript, curl in your terminal, or any HTTP client to call the API.
Use the data — The API will return data (usually JSON) that you can parse and use in your application.

No-auth APIs are the easiest to get started with — perfect for learning, prototyping, and building side projects.

CORS Support

CORS support for this API is unknown. If you get cross-origin errors in the browser, try calling the API from your server instead.

Quick Example

// Using cURL
curl https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/api-documentation/

// Using JavaScript fetch()
const response = await fetch(apiUrl);
const data = await response.json();

About Fed Treasury

Fed Treasury is a free, no-authentication API in the Finance category. You can start using it immediately without creating an account or obtaining an API key — just send an HTTP request and receive data back. This API supports HTTPS for secure connections and has unknown CORS support — test from your environment to confirm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What financial data can I access through Fed Treasury?

Fed Treasury is a finance API that may provide data such as stock prices, exchange rates, market indices, cryptocurrency values, or economic indicators. The specific data depends on the API's focus area. Review the endpoint documentation to see which financial instruments and data points are covered.

Does Fed Treasury provide real-time market data?

Real-time data availability varies across finance APIs. Some provide live streaming prices, others offer data with a 15-minute delay (common for free tiers), and some focus on end-of-day summaries. Check Fed Treasury's documentation to confirm the data latency and whether real-time feeds are available on the free plan.

Can I use Fed Treasury to track cryptocurrency prices?

Whether Fed Treasury covers cryptocurrency depends on its specific focus. Some finance APIs specialize in crypto, others cover traditional markets, and some handle both. Visit the API documentation to see if crypto endpoints are available. You can also browse our Finance APIs for other options that may cover digital assets.

Is Fed Treasury free to use?

Yes, Fed Treasury is listed as a free public API. It requires no sign-up or API key — you can start making requests immediately. Some APIs have rate limits on their free tier, so check the official documentation for current limits.

Is Fed Treasury still working in 2026?

Yes! According to our most recent health check (Fed Treasury's last ping: 2026-04-01 13:39:46), this API is responding normally. We periodically verify all listed APIs to ensure they are still online and functioning.