Personal API Access and Integrations

The Ezana API lets you pull Ezana data into your own tools. It is being rolled out gradually: access is granted on request, and the Settings API tab is a preview of where your keys and usage will live. Self-serve key creation in Settings is not currently available.

Step-by-step

1. Open the Ezana API page and read the documentation preview. Endpoints still being built are marked coming soon.
2. Select Request API access and describe the data you need and your expected volume.
3. Wait to hear back from the team. Approved requests get a scoped key tied to an access tier.
4. Send the key in an Authorization: Bearer header with each request.
5. Keep the key secret, and contact the team right away if it leaks.

What the API covers

• Congressional trading.
• Lobbying, campaign finance, and government contracts.
• Prediction markets.
• Market data and cross-dataset signals.

Things to know

• Plans: the pricing page lists API access by plan, from none on Free to full access on Enterprise. You can also email api@ezana.world.
• Settings, then API shows sections for your API key, monthly usage, endpoints, and a webhook URL. During the rollout these sections are placeholders, not a live key.
• Requests are rate limited per key, and errors return a standard HTTP status with a JSON body.
• Brokerage connections are managed separately: start from + Add Portfolio on the Home page.

Troubleshooting

• No API tab in Settings? In a Team Hub organization, the API tab is visible to executives only.
• 401 errors? Check the Bearer header and confirm your key was issued and is active.
• 429 errors? You hit the rate limit. Slow down, cache results, and batch requests.

Next in Account & Security: How Your Data Is Protected and Exporting Your Data.

Related articles

• Managing Your Account Settings
• Understanding Ezana Plans
• Managing External Brokerage Connections

FAQ

Q: Is the API on every plan?

A: No. The Free plan does not include it, and higher plans include more access. See the pricing page for details.

Q: Where are the docs?

A: The Ezana API page is the documentation preview, with sample requests and a list of endpoints.

Q: Is API data investment advice?

A: No. It is informational input for your own analysis.