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The MKK Structured Data API gives you programmatic access to normalized fund disclosure data extracted from MKK and VYK PDF reports. Use it to query funds, retrieve structured financial line items, explore portfolio holdings, and export data in bulk — all through a simple REST interface.

Quick Start

Make your first API call in minutes. Explore funds, documents, and portfolio data.

Core Concepts

Understand funds, documents, line items, and portfolio entries before diving in.

API Reference

Full reference for every endpoint, parameter, and response schema.

Data Exports

Export portfolio entries, line item values, and quality reports as CSV.

What you can do

The API is read-only and covers four main data domains:
  • Funds — list and inspect funds with document counts, period ranges, and line item summaries
  • Documents — browse PDF-sourced disclosure reports, retrieve structured line item values and portfolio tables
  • Line Items — query canonical financial metrics and text values across funds and periods
  • Portfolio — access normalized holdings data with security identifiers, market values, and weights
1

Browse available funds

Call GET /funds to see every fund in the database, then use GET /funds/{fundId} to drill into a specific fund’s documents and line items.
2

Retrieve financial data

Use GET /line-item-values to pull structured metrics like net asset value, expense ratios, and more — filtered by fund, period, or section.
3

Explore portfolio holdings

Call GET /portfolio-entries to get normalized security holdings from disclosure reports, or GET /stocks to find all equity securities held across funds.
4

Export in bulk

Use the /exports/ endpoints to download portfolio entries, line item values, or data quality issues as CSV files.
All endpoints are read-only. The API does not accept write operations.