The whole source, organized and ready to query: every endpoint on this page answers in milliseconds. Every response carries
as_of: how current the data is. How datasets work.Search registrations
POST /us/fincen/msb-registrations-search/v1 Dataset
Searches every registration by any combination of name, service, place and
filing date.
as_of (how current the data is), the applied filters, total (matches across every page), page, per_page, total_pages, count and registrations[], by legal name.
Every registration carries id (the key), registrant_key (the same on every filing of one business), legal_name, dba_name, street_address, city, state, zip_code, country (for a business located abroad), activities[] (the table above), activity_codes[] (FinCEN’s codes), states_of_activity[] (two-letter codes), activity_scope (FinCEN’s flag: A all states and territories, B all states, C all territories, D foreign, or a combination), operates_abroad, branches, auth_sign_date, received_date, registration_number (FinCEN’s 14-digit MSB registration number), registration_type (e.g. Initial Registration, Renewal), document_url (our copy of the filing’s registration letter, a PDF) and source_document_url (FinCEN’s link to it when it was read).
Empty fields are null. A row is one filing: a business that renewed its registration appears once per filing, and registrant_key lists them together. FinCEN cuts legal names at 50 characters. The registration number and type come from the filing’s registration letter, which is read once after the filing first appears, so a filing received in the last few days may not have them yet. FinCEN’s own link to a letter changes over time; document_url does not.
One registration
POST /us/fincen/msb-registration/v1 Dataset
Resolves one registration by its id and returns the full record.
found, id, as_of and registration (null when not found).
Every registration carries id (the key), registrant_key (the same on every filing of one business), legal_name, dba_name, street_address, city, state, zip_code, country (for a business located abroad), activities[] (the table above), activity_codes[] (FinCEN’s codes), states_of_activity[] (two-letter codes), activity_scope (FinCEN’s flag: A all states and territories, B all states, C all territories, D foreign, or a combination), operates_abroad, branches, auth_sign_date, received_date, registration_number (FinCEN’s 14-digit MSB registration number), registration_type (e.g. Initial Registration, Renewal), document_url (our copy of the filing’s registration letter, a PDF) and source_document_url (FinCEN’s link to it when it was read).
Empty fields are null. A row is one filing: a business that renewed its registration appears once per filing, and registrant_key lists them together. FinCEN cuts legal names at 50 characters. The registration number and type come from the filing’s registration letter, which is read once after the filing first appears, so a filing received in the last few days may not have them yet. FinCEN’s own link to a letter changes over time; document_url does not.
An id the list does not carry returns
found: false with HTTP 200, not an
error. That is also the answer for a filing that has left the list.Full reference
Schemas, all response fields, and an interactive playground.