Check up to 20 claims about one ticker against the SEC filings, in one call that writes a receipt on the key owner's hash chain. Needs STOCKONOMY_API_KEY. A verdict compares the stated figure with the SEC filing it names and says nothing about whether the figure or the company is sound. Verdicts: matches_filing, first_filed_differently, contradicted, not_on_file, refused, absent_in_read.

Check one stated figure against its SEC filing with no account; writes no receipt. Limited per address. A verdict compares the stated figure with the SEC filing it names and says nothing about whether the figure or the company is sound. Verdicts: matches_filing, first_filed_differently, contradicted, not_on_file, refused, absent_in_read.

What the 10-K and 10-Q filings dated on or before as_of showed for one filer, per line item and period, as rows (columns named in the answer). recast=true returns only the figures whose value changed in a later filing, each vintage with the date it was first filed. This tool compares nothing and says nothing about which value is right. Works without STOCKONOMY_API_KEY for AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, TSLA, GOOGL and NVDA (the demo key); any other filer needs a key.

The daily update: every row filed after since across all filers, with the same columns as point_in_time plus restated (true when an earlier filing already stated that line item for that period, so the value is a restatement; false when the period is new). through is the date to send as since next time. Needs STOCKONOMY_API_KEY. It compares nothing and does not say why a value changed.

The data dictionary for point_in_time: every line item with its unit, period type (instant, duration or derived), definition and, for derived figures, the formula. It compares nothing; no account and no request.

Annual figures a filer originally reported that a later filing reports differently by more than 2%, with both accession numbers; no account. It compares the two filed values only and does not say why they differ.