Company
Ticker resolution
- Coverage
- US / CN / JP
- Billing
- 20 cr / thousand calls
Converts a company name, local code, ISIN, CIK or CUSIP into the ticker that every other endpoint uses, one per row. Without query, lists all currently trading common stocks in a market. Call this first when you only have a name or an identifier.
- Resolve mode (with
query): exact match column by column against the name, code and identifier columns (case-insensitive, no prefix or substring matching;AAPLdoes not pull in codes such asAAPLWthat merely start with it); matching rows are returned in ascendingtickerorder, up tolimitrows. There is usually only one row; multiple rows occur only in cases such as multiple listings under the same name. Only currently trading codes are matched; a delisted code does not resolve. - List mode (without
query): returns the full set of currently trading common stock codes, filtered bymarketand paginated in ascendingtickerorder.
Scope is listed-company common stock in US / CN / JP only. Any other value passed in market returns 400; HK / KR / TW companies also do not appear in the results.
The returned ticker carries a fixed per-market suffix, and every other endpoint accepts exactly this form; when resolving by code, query must also be written in this form, since a bare code or another data provider's notation does not resolve; use the name / ISIN / CIK / CUSIP instead:
- US: bare upper-case letters with no exchange suffix, such as
AAPL; a company with several share classes joins the class letter with-, such asBRK-B.BRK.BandAAPL.USare not accepted. - CN: 6 digits +
.SH(Shanghai) /.SZ(Shenzhen) /.BJ(Beijing), such as600519.SH,000001.SZ,920000.BJ. The bare code600519and600519.SSare not accepted. - JP: 4-character securities code +
.T, where the 4th character may be a letter, such as7203.T,130A.T. The bare code7203and7203.JPare not accepted.
Query parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| query | string | optional | Name / code / ISIN / CIK / CUSIP, exact match (case-insensitive, leading and trailing whitespace ignored); a code must be written in its canonical form with the market suffix; omitting it enters list mode. |
| market | stringenum | optional | US CN JP, comma-separated for multiple values. Default: all. |
| limit | int | optional | Maximum 50 in resolve mode; maximum 500 in list mode. Default: 10 (resolve) / 500 (list). |
| page | int | optional | Applies to list mode only (starting from 1). Resolve mode is not paginated: page=1 is ignored (many SDKs send it by default), page>1 returns 400. Default: 1. |
Sort order: ticker asc. Paged with limit and page (pages start at 1); fewer rows than limit means the last page.
Response fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ticker | string | Canonical ticker |
| market | stringenum | US / CN / JP |
| name | string | Company name in English, identical to name in /company-profile; for JP / CN it is the English name registered with the exchange and the disclosure platform, and companies without one fall back to the local-language name |
| exchange | stringenum | Exchange MIC (ISO 10383): XNAS XNYS XASE XSHG XSHE BJSE XTKS |
| identifiers | object | External identifiers, null when there is no value; only US-listed companies have CIK and CUSIP values |
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