Fundamental Data API for Balance Sheets, Key Metrics and Ratings.

The money:care Fundamental Data API provides all standard valuation metrics: price-to-earnings ratio (P/E), price-to-book ratio (P/B), dividend yield, EBITDA margin, debt ratio and further metrics on profitability and capital structure. In addition, quality and risk ratings are available, enabling end users to assess the fundamental strength of a company directly on the platform.

The fundamental data covers 3,000+ securities from major indices. Coverage is continuously expanded. For platforms with specific tradeable universes, we align data availability in advance before integration.

Valuation metrics such as P/E and P/B ratios are calculated daily based on current price data. Balance sheet and income statement figures are updated whenever companies publish new quarterly or annual reports. This ensures the most current fundamental data is always available — without any manual effort on the platform side.

Yes. money:care provides complete balance sheet and earnings data for multiple financial years — normalised and comparable across industries. This allows revenue trends, profit margins and balance sheet structures to be displayed over time and compared against competitors.

The most common use cases are: stock dashboards with key metrics and ratings, screening tools for targeted stock searches based on fundamental criteria, stock comparisons and enrichment of digital advisory journeys. Platforms also use fundamental data to give end users a structured entry point into the analysis of individual companies.

Master data describes a security statically: ISIN, name, asset class, trading venue. Price data shows the current and historical price. Fundamental data provides the economic substance behind it: company metrics, balance sheet data and valuation metrics. A complete stock view on a platform combines all three layers. money:care delivers the fundamental data layer as a structured API.

Yes. The fundamental data is structured so it can be used directly as filter criteria in a screening tool: by P/E ratio, dividend yield, debt ratio, growth or valuation rating. This allows platforms to offer their users a genuine fundamental screening approach — without their own data sourcing and normalisation.

Fundamental data is primarily available as a REST API, delivering all metrics and balance sheet data in structured JSON format. For platforms that do not want to build their own frontend integration, money:care additionally offers ready-made UI components — for example a key metrics widget or a balance sheet overview as an iFrame that can be embedded directly into existing stock profiles.

Integration effort is low. The API delivers normalised data with a consistent field structure — without additional transformation steps on the platform side. money:care supports the integration process technically and aligns upfront on which data points are needed for the specific project.