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    Hosted MCP server granting AI agents access to 20M+ SEC EDGAR filings, 100M+ exhibits, and comprehensive entity data through 49 tools, with support for raw documents, extracted sections, and structured JSON.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI assistants in LM Studio to access SEC EDGAR company filings, financial statements, and insider trading data via a plugin that wraps the sec-edgar-mcp server.
    Apache 2.0
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    A free, key-less MCP server for SEC EDGAR that provides company filings, XBRL financial facts, and full-text search directly from the SEC.
    MIT
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    Provides typed, read-only tools over SEC EDGAR for company lookup, filing lists, annual XBRL financial facts, and 10-K/10-Q item sections. Every result carries a source URL so answers can be grounded in and cite the underlying filings.
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    MCP server for accessing SEC EDGAR filings. Connects AI assistants to company filings, financial statements, and insider trading data with exact numeric precision.
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    Hosted MCP server that gives AI agents real-time access to SEC EDGAR filings search, 10-K/8-K reading, XBRL financial facts, and insider-trade (Form 4) alerts.
    10 npm
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    MIT
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    An MCP server that provides natural-language access to SEC EDGAR filings, including company lookups, financial figures, insider transactions, and filing comparisons, over streamable HTTP for any MCP client.
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    Provides access to SEC filings and detailed XBRL financial data for all publicly traded U.S. companies. It enables users to search for company info, retrieve historical metrics like revenue and assets, and compare financial performance across different industries.
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    Enables to search and retrieve SEC EDGAR filings, insider transactions, major shareholders, and executive compensation data through natural language.
    11 npm
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    An MCP server for SEC EDGAR written in Rust: company filings, full-text search, XBRL financials, insider transactions and company info. A single native binary; no API key.
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    Enables AI assistants to download, convert (HTML to PDF), and parse SEC EDGAR filings into Markdown, supporting filing types like 8-K, 10-Q, 10-K, and DEF 14A with Docker deployment and rate limiting.
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    SEC EDGAR filing MCP for equity research agents: search 10-K/10-Q/8-K with CompanyFacts metrics, preview a free sample, and purchase full structured JSON via x402 USDC on Polygon. Public endpoint on xpay.tools.
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    Enables comprehensive access to SEC EDGAR filings, allowing users to search companies, retrieve financial statements, and analyze dimensional XBRL data including revenue breakdowns by geography, business segments, and product lines.
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    A free MCP server for stock research combining Finviz screening and SEC EDGAR filings, offering 24 tools for fundamental analysis, insider trades, and financial data without paid subscriptions.
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    MIT