320,706 insider transactions from SEC and BaFin, in one shape

Who buys and sells in their own house — with a gap-free change feed for downstream systems.

curl "$API/dealings/recent?days=7&limit=2"

{
  "count": 2,
  "items": [
    { "issuer": "SAP SE", "isin": "DE0007164600",
      "person": "Christian Klein", "type": "buy",
      "shares": 4200, "price": 231.40, "date": "2026-08-29",
      "regulator": "BaFin" }
  ]
}

What you can do with it

Query insider activity of the last few daysBy transaction date, not filing date — otherwise late filings shift into the present.
Get every transaction for a companyVia ticker, ISIN, CIK or WKN, without knowing the type beforehand.
Feed a newsroom/dealings/changes is a gap-free increment feed, /dealings/events delivers pre-aggregated items.

Why we built it this way

Two regulators, two formats, two filing regimes. Anyone evaluating both needs them in one shape — and needs the certainty of missing nothing while polling.

Hence an increment feed rather than a time window: late filings and corrections slip through otherwise. A filing that arrives three weeks late appears in no “last 7 days” window, yet it is exactly the one nobody wants to miss.

When attributing to a company we check the company names against each other. A ticker alone is not enough — otherwise foreign transactions end up under familiar names.

Improvements

SEC and BaFin now deliver the same shape
New increment feed for consumers that cannot miss anything
Suspicious filing dates are flagged instead of silently accepted
Company attribution can be corrected after the fact

Endpoints

GET	`/dealings/recent`	The most recent transactions
GET	`/dealings/by/{identifier}`	Everything for one issuer
GET	`/dealings/changes`	Increment feed from a cursor
GET	`/dealings/events`	Pre-aggregated items

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