Index Reference Data
Index identifiers, publication metadata, valuation coverage, constituent policies and other index-level attributes.
The TICK Data API provides structured, machine-readable access to rules-based fixed income indices, index levels, constituent data, publication history, and index metadata — designed for institutional research, portfolio analytics, reporting, ETF workflows, and systematic applications.
The API is designed as a single access layer for TICK's expanding family of fixed income benchmarks. New indices and markets can be added without changing the core delivery model.
Designed around the way institutional users consume index data — from discovery and valuation through to security-level constituents and publication history.
Index identifiers, publication metadata, valuation coverage, constituent policies and other index-level attributes.
Historical valuation records including published index levels, valuation dates, constituent counts and relevant calculation flags.
Security-level membership for published index dates, including identifiers and fields made available for the relevant index.
Discover the valuation dates for which constituent snapshots are available for a given index.
Access publication and revision information where supported, providing a traceable view of index data history.
Connect published index definitions and methodology with the machine-readable data delivered through the API.
A concise view of the principal fields exposed by TICK index and constituent data. Exact availability depends on the individual index and client entitlement.
Index identifiers, dates, published levels, calculation indicators and core index metadata.
Security identifiers and available constituent-level attributes for each published snapshot.
The API is the consumption layer of TICK's index publication workflow.
Rules-based index calculation and validation.
Validated index levels and constituent datasets are published as dated records.
Published data is exposed through versioned REST endpoints and controlled access.
Consume data in research, analytics, portfolio, reporting and systematic applications.
The endpoint structure follows the index as the primary resource, with levels, constituents and history available beneath it.
Production clients receive an API credential and an entitlement profile defining the indices and fields available to them.
Contact TICK for API access, index entitlements and commercial terms.
Send your API key in the X-API-Key header over HTTPS.
Use the index discovery endpoint to identify resources available to your client.
GET /v1/indices
Host: api.theindex.company
X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY
{
"data": [
{
"…": "…"
}
],
"meta": {
"request_id": "…"
}
}
The API is not a replacement for the methodology. It is the machine-readable delivery layer for indices governed by TheIndex.Company's published rules, calculation processes and governance framework.
Indices are defined through documented, repeatable rules rather than opaque discretionary processes.
Published data is associated with valuation dates and publication history to support reproducible workflows.
Structured JSON responses are designed for direct integration into institutional systems.
API access, index licensing, data partnerships and custom index solutions are available for institutional users. Availability and field-level access are determined by the applicable client agreement.
Discuss index coverage, historical requirements, constituent fields, delivery requirements and integration needs.
For bespoke mandates, new markets or specialised fixed income universes, speak with the index team about a custom solution.