Veridion Markets

Veridion Markets lets Claude search the financial disclosures that members of Congress and executive-branch officials file with the US government, and links every result to the original filing.

What you can do:

• Find disclosed trades by ticker, member, or chamber (House, Senate, or executive branch).
• Look up a filer's official identity, including the Bioguide ID for members of Congress.
• See when each trade happened, when it was filed, how many days the filing took, and whether it was filed within the 45-day STOCK Act window.
• Read the full version history of a disclosure. Amendments are added as new versions; earlier versions are kept.
• Check which government sources are covered and how current each one is.

Where the data comes from: Periodic Transaction Reports from the House Clerk, Senate eFD filings, and executive-branch disclosures published by the US Office of Government Ethics. Veridion collects these itself from the government systems of record. Each result includes a receipt link to the government's own document so you can verify it.

Limits: Amounts are the ranges stated on the filing, not exact figures. Disclosures can be filed up to 45 days after a trade, so recent activity may not appear yet. When a source is behind, the status tool says so and explains why. Without an API key, results are capped at 25 rows per request and 60 requests per hour. All tools are read-only. Veridion Markets does not place trades, hold accounts, or give investment advice.