What shipped, when.
Platform releases, new endpoints, SDK updates, and documentation changes — newest first. Incidents and uptime live on the status page; release notes also go out through the newsletter in the footer.
- Added
TypeScript SDK published to npm
The official TypeScript SDK (@siftingio/sdk) is live on npm, joining the Go module and the Python package on PyPI. All three are generated against the same OpenAPI 3.1 and AsyncAPI 3.0 specs, so calls and data shapes match across languages.
- Added
Previous daily close endpoint
New REST endpoint returning the prior trading day's close for any supported symbol, with market-calendar-aware session handling and documented error semantics.
- Docs
Concept guides
New guides covering delayed vs. real-time market data, end-of-day data, currency pairs, and market depth, with related-guide links woven through the docs and product pages.
- Added
MCP server integration
SiftingIO now ships a Model Context Protocol server: connect Claude and other MCP clients to real-time and historical market data with one config block. Setup guide and FAQs included.
- Docs
FIX 4.4 market data documentation
Full documentation for the FIX API market data feed: session configuration, feed tier definitions, and message flows for high-performance trading systems.
- Added
n8n and Supabase integration guides
Step-by-step integrations for wiring SiftingIO data into n8n workflows and Supabase projects, with shared layout primitives for future integration pages.
- Added
Historical commodities endpoint
Historical OHLCV for metals, energy, and agricultural commodities over REST, under the same bar resolutions and schema as every other asset class.
- Added
Currency conversion and market snapshot endpoints
Live currency conversion across forex and crypto pairs, plus a market snapshot endpoint returning the current consensus state of a whole market in one call.
- Added
DEX & DeFi historical bars
Historical OHLCV bars for decentralized-exchange pools, extending the DEX & DeFi product beyond real-time swap streams.
- Improved
Try-it runner on every endpoint page
Every endpoint page in the docs now includes a runner that executes authenticated requests against the live API, so you can verify parameters and response shapes before writing a line of code.
Everything above is live on every tier.
New endpoints and SDK updates land on the free tier the same day they land on Enterprise. Same data, same schema, same credential.