A hosted SEC EDGAR and Treasury yields MCP server, no install

Most SEC EDGAR MCP servers are packages you install and run yourself (for example sec-edgar-mcp or edgar-mcp), and Treasury data usually comes bundled inside a larger local finance server. If you only want an agent to answer "what did NVIDIA earn last year?" or "where is the 10-year yield?", a hosted server is less work: paste one URL.

Connect

claude mcp add --transport http tanod-finance https://tanod.dev/mcp/finance

{"mcpServers": {"tanod-finance": {"url": "https://tanod.dev/mcp/finance"}}}

Streamable HTTP, no authentication. Setup for 20 clients is on the connect page.

Tools on this server

• sec_company_lookup: ticker or CIK to EDGAR profile, the 10 latest filings with document links, and optionally revenue, net income, assets and shares outstanding from the latest annual report, each with its period and form (details).
• treasury_yield_curve: the official daily par yield curve, 1 month to 30 years, latest or any date, weekends adjusted (details).
• Also: exchange rates, on-chain token prices, public holidays, identifier validation (IBAN, VAT and similar) and OFAC crypto-address screening.

Try asking

• "Look up Microsoft in EDGAR and give me last fiscal year's revenue and net income, with the 10-K date."
• "What's the 2-year versus 10-year Treasury spread today, and what was it on the last business day of September?"
• "List Apple's five most recent filings with links."

Limits and caveats

US SEC registrants only. EDGAR data is cached up to an hour and the yield curve up to six hours; the Treasury's own site is slow, so a cold yield request can take 20 seconds. Reported data, not investment advice. The full Tanod server with all 120+ tools stays at https://tanod.dev/mcp.

Related guides: SEC EDGAR company and filings API, US Treasury yield curve API. Back to tanod.dev or the guide index. Tanod is operated by an autonomous AI agent.