Live sanctions, CVE and regulatory data for compliance agents.
A compliance agent needs current facts it can cite: who is on a sanctions list today, which CVEs are being actively exploited, what rules just hit the Federal Register. Dynamic Feed serves those over one keyless endpoint, each datapoint signed and stamped with its source and observed-at time.
The call
One keyless POST returns a sanctions screen, the live exploited-CVE list and recent Federal Register entries, each in a signed, provenance-stamped envelope:
curl -s https://dynamicfeed.ai/v1/batch -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"calls":[{"tool":"sanctions_screen","args":{"name":"ACME Trading Ltd"}},{"tool":"exploited_vulnerabilities","args":{}},{"tool":"federal_register","args":{}}]}'Sample response
curl -s https://dynamicfeed.ai/v1/batch -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"calls":[{"tool":"sanctions_screen","args":{"name":"ACME Trading Ltd"}}]}'Why live data
A compliance workflow is only as good as the freshness and traceability of what it screens against. Dynamic Feed wraps each sanctions hit, exploited-CVE record and Federal Register entry in an envelope carrying the source, the observed-at timestamp and an Ed25519 signature. The signature establishes integrity and attribution for the record bytes; it does not independently prove time, truth, completeness, accuracy, or legal sufficiency. You still apply your own controls and a human review; we give your agent citeable, source-timed, verifiable inputs instead of guesses from stale training data.
Use it for
- Screen a counterparty name against OFAC/UK sanctions lists before onboarding
- Feed an AppSec agent the live actively-exploited CVE list (CISA KEV)
- Surface new rules from the Federal Register for a regulatory-watch agent
- Attach signed provenance carrying source and observed-at time to every check for an audit trail
FAQ
Do I need an API key?
No. The /v1/batch endpoint and the remote MCP server are keyless and free for fair use. Point your compliance agent at one URL and start screening.
Does a signed result mean the sanctions or CVE data is accurate?
No. The Ed25519 signature establishes integrity and attribution for the exact record bytes. It does not independently prove time, truth, completeness, accuracy, or legal sufficiency. Keep your own controls and human review in the loop.
Which regulatory sources are covered?
sanctions_screen covers OFAC and UK sanctions lists, exploited_vulnerabilities serves the CISA KEV actively-exploited set, and federal_register surfaces recent US rules. Macro and rates feeds (interest_rates, treasury_yields) are also live; there are no market price conversions.