FinBridge
FinBridge and U.S. equities in one normalized database your AI agent can query. OpenDART, SEC EDGAR, FRED and exchange data behind a single MCP server.
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What is FinBridge?
FinBridge is an AI-powered market analysis platform that connects Claude with unified Korean and U.S. stock market data. It provides financial filings, technicals, insider trading, and screening tools across 11,920+ listed companies through 33 MCP tools integrated directly into Claude AI.
FinBridge pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free tier (quotes, financials, filings); tiered pricing structure (Korea tier $149/mo mentioned); API key required for Claude integration
FinBridge pros
- Unified Korean + U.S. market data through single schema — no context-switching between vendors
- Direct Claude integration via MCP tools for instant multi-market analysis (financials, technicals, insiders, 13F in one query)
- Free access to quotes, filings, and financials; nightly data refresh (18:30 UTC) from primary sources
- Built-in screening criteria: Minervini trend template, CAN SLIM, and price-cycle rules run automatically
FinBridge cons
- Korean price history limited to 2020 onwards vs. U.S. history from 2008; Korean insider data approximated in some cases
- CAN SLIM screening excludes institutional sponsorship (I) and market direction (M) legs due to single-name data limits
- Content appears truncated; full pricing structure unclear (mentions $149/mo Korea tier but details cut off)
Frequently asked questions about FinBridge
Can I screen Korean and U.S. markets together?
Yes — both markets are ingested nightly into a single SQLite database with normalized schema, so one MCP query returns cross-market results.
What data sources does FinBridge use?
Primary sources only: EDGAR (U.S. filings), DART/OpenDART (Korean filings), SEC Form 4 + DART insiders, 13F holdings, FRED macro data, and exchange prices via CCXT.
How current is the data?
Filings and prices refresh nightly (18:30 UTC). Filings go back to 2008 for U.S. and 2014 for Korea; price history from 2020 for Korea, 2008+ for U.S.