Remote MCP for Japan's EDINET DB — 3,800 listed companies' financials & filings (OAuth)
Remote MCP server for Japan's EDINET DB — structured financial data for ~3,800 Japanese listed companies, served over HTTPS with OAuth 2.0 multi-tenant authentication. 🔐 Auth: OAuth 2.0 (or API key) 👥 Users: 5,000+ authenticated developers, analysts, and academic researchers 📅 Production since: 2026-03-01 🇯🇵 First remote MCP service for Japanese listed-company filings (by author's research…
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Remote MCP server for Japan's EDINET DB — structured financial data for ~3,800 Japanese listed companies, served over HTTPS with OAuth 2.0 multi-tenant authentication. 🔐 Auth: OAuth 2.0 (or API key) 👥 Users: 5,000+ authenticated developers, analysts, and academic researchers 📅 Production since: 2026-03-01 🇯🇵 First remote MCP service for Japanese listed-company filings (by author's research as of 2026-02 month-end) EDINET DB exposes structured financial and corporate data extracted from…
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