API & Technical

Ezana Partner API Overview

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The Ezana API gives developers, traders, and firms programmatic access to the same structured data that powers the app: congressional trades, lobbying, campaign finance, government contracts, prediction markets, news, and market signals. The API is being rolled out gradually. Today, access is granted manually on request, and self-serve key issuance is not currently available.

Everything below reflects what the public API page at ezana.world/ezana-api documents. Where that page labels something as a placeholder or coming soon, this article does too.

How it works

  1. Open the Ezana API page and read the Overview, Endpoints, and Rate limits sections.
  2. Click Request API access and fill in the form: your name, work email, role, how you plan to use the API, expected call volume, and the datasets you need.
  3. The team reviews each request by hand and replies from api@ezana.world.
  4. If approved, you receive a key scoped to your lease tier (Developer, Trader, Quant Firm, or Institution) and the datasets you asked for.
  5. Send the key as a bearer token in the Authorization header on every HTTPS request.

What the API is designed to expose

  • Congressional trading disclosures.
  • Lobbying and influence data.
  • Campaign finance (FEC) and government contracts.
  • Prediction market and news signals.
  • Market data and cross-dataset signals.

Endpoints sit under a versioned /v1 prefix and return JSON. The response shapes shown on the API page are illustrative, and the token format and rotation flow will be finalized at launch.

Things to know

  • The Settings API tab is a preview. The key, usage bar, and endpoint table under Settings, then API show sample values. They are not a working key.
  • 429 Too Many Requests means you went over the rate limit for your tier. Limits are set per key and vary by tier.
  • 401 Unauthorized usually means the Authorization header is missing or malformed, or the key was revoked.
  • No partner-only data feed. The API covers Ezana datasets. Partner earnings and copier data are not exposed through it.

Next in API & Technical: Managing Your API Keys and Setting Up Webhooks.

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FAQ

Q: Do I need to be a partner to use the API?

A: No. Anyone can request access from the Ezana API page. Being a partner does not unlock a key on its own.

Q: Where is the full documentation?

A: The Ezana API page is the current reference. Full terms and a data license will come with general availability.

Q: Who do I contact about access?

A: Email api@ezana.world, or use the Request API access form.

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