Central bank balance sheet data for agents.

Twelve series on the balance sheets of the Fed, ECB, BOJ, BOE, PBoC, SNB, BOK and BOC, in USD. An agent pays for each call in USDC on Base with x402: no account, no API key, no subscription.

The series

Four aggregates built from several sources, and each central bank on its own.

How an agent pays

  1. 1.It asks for a series. The answer is 402 Payment Required, with the price.
  2. 2.It signs a USDC payment for that amount and asks again with it attached.
  3. 3.The payment settles on Base and the data comes back in the same response.

A batch of up to 20 series in one call costs the sum of each distinct series.

Where agents find it

  • Prices and routes/.well-known/x402.json

    The x402 manifest, free: every series, its route and its price.

  • OpenAPI/openapi.json

    Every route, the x402 ones with their price, inputs and response.

  • MCP server/mcp

    Streamable HTTP. Listing and freshness are free in any MCP client; fetching a series is paid over x402, so it needs a client that can pay (for example @x402/mcp).

  • API docs/docs/api

    The REST API, x402 and the MCP server, with examples.