Financial Data API

ETF Data API — Holdings, Flows & Analytics

Full-look-through holdings, fund flows, sector and country weights, quotes and profiles for thousands of ETFs worldwide — UCITS and US-listed alike.

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Coverage

Everything inside the wrapper

Holdings

Full constituent lists with weights, share counts, and market values — updated as funds report

Fund flows

Creation/redemption flows to track where institutional money moves

Breakdowns

Sector, country, and currency weights for allocation and overlap analysis

Profiles & quotes

TER, AUM, replication method, distribution policy, ISIN/WKN, and price history

Endpoints

Simple REST. Structured JSON.

GET /api/1/etf/holdings/{isin}

  "name":   "iShares Core MSCI World",
  "isin":   "IE00B4L5Y983",
  "holdings": 
     "ticker": "AAPL", "weight": 4.87, "shares": 182640211 ,
     "ticker": "MSFT", "weight": 4.21, "shares": 91782044 
  
GET /api/1/etf/flows/{isin}
GET /api/1/etf/sectors/{isin}
GET /api/1/etf/countries/{isin}

Key stats

Thousands

Of ETFs covered

UCITS + US

Both universes

Look-through

Full holdings

Daily

Quotes & NAV

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The holdings endpoint returns the complete constituent list per ETF — every position with its weight, share count, and market value — not just the top 10 that most free sources cap at. Holdings update as funds publish their reports.

Both. Eulerpool covers US-listed ETFs and the European UCITS universe (iShares, Xtrackers, Amundi, Vanguard, SPDR and more), addressable by ISIN or ticker — most US-focused APIs skip UCITS entirely.

Yes. Fetch full holdings for both funds and join on ISIN — a common use case for portfolio tools that detect hidden concentration. With batch requests you can compute overlap matrices across dozens of funds efficiently.

Profiles include TER (expense ratio), AUM, replication method (physical/synthetic), distribution policy (accumulating/distributing), domicile, index tracked, inception date, and identifiers (ISIN, WKN, tickers per exchange).

The flows endpoint provides creation and redemption activity over time — the institutional footprint of money entering or leaving a fund. Flows are a leading indicator widely used in asset-allocation research and market-sentiment models.

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