Introduction
Indian market data built for agents.
Marked connects AI agents, research systems and financial applications to structured Indian public-market data through a predictable REST API and MCP server.
What Marked is
Marked is a data layer for Indian capital markets. It collects company, exchange and market records; resolves them to a canonical company identity; normalizes financial facts and events; and exposes the result in formats that software and language models can consume directly.
It is built for agents that need exact numbers and source-backed narrative evidence in the same workflow. REST and MCP call the same services and draw from the same workspace allowance.
Choose your interface
REST API
For applications, notebooks, backends and deterministic data pipelines.
https://api.marked.run →MCP server
For Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and other MCP-compatible agents.
Streamable HTTP →What you can access
Financials
Income statement, balance sheet, cash-flow facts and derived metrics.
Explore financials →Filings
Source documents, disclosures and semantic filing search.
Explore filings →Ownership & actions
Shareholding patterns, dividends, splits, bonuses, rights and buybacks.
View datasets →Prices & instruments
Exchange-labelled securities, latest quotes and historical candles.
Explore prices →Designed around evidence
Structured
Typed JSON and consistent identifiers across companies and datasets.
Point-in-time
Use as_of to restrict financial facts to what was knowable then.
Traceable
Source context is retained so important values can be checked.
Important to know
- →Coverage and freshness vary by dataset, issuer and source format. The API discloses current availability rather than returning a misleading empty result.
- →Companies can restate filings and exchanges can amend records. Verify material decisions against the authoritative source.
- →Marked is not a broker or financial adviser and does not provide recommendations or order execution.
- →Standard subscriptions are for internal use. Commercial deployment and redistribution require an Enterprise agreement.