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Our mission

Making America’s economy transparent and actionable.

Open banking makes data accessible.
The Spend Graph makes it intelligent.

GDP is measured quarterly. Consumer prices are surveyed monthly. Earnings are self-reported four times a year by the companies themselves. The American economy produces roughly 120 million transactions every day, and the institutions responsible for reading it expect it to hold still for ninety days at a time.

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Coverage is the measure.

Open banking providers collect raw data. Insights and a verified model do not exist. The relevant question is what percentage of the actual American economy a given dataset reflects, and whether that data can be structured for use.

Without this coverage, markets don’t just lag. Capital flows to the wrong places. Institutions closest to the raw data win because they can see something others can’t. We believe that gap should not only be closed. It should be public infrastructure.

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The Spend Graph.

What comes out is structured, enriched, normalized insights for the American economy, queryable by category, geography, and time.

Every new data point makes the whole structure more representative, more queryable, more true. This is what economic intelligence looks like when it is built from the bottom up.

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Informed markets
outperform everything else.

Revere

Our model of American commerce, structured for institutional use. 3.7 billion transactions a month, modeled into usable insights. Built for the funds, desks, and protocols that need spending truth at production depth.

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Revere
API & MCP

The same record Revere is built on, open to your code and your agents. Ask what a category did yesterday, or what one merchant looked like last March as it was known that March, with no revisions sneaking in after the fact. Agents will reach it as MCP tools and pay per call over x402. No key, no signup. The API is in early access, and MCP is next.

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The signal was always there.

330 million people built the strongest economic signal in history. American Spend is the first institution that can prove it.