What is the Fensory API for?

It is the B2B route for fintech and brokerage teams evaluating tokenized asset access in their own product. The exact implementation depends on the markets, issuers, jurisdictions and account model in the product brief.

Is this the same as connecting an AI assistant?

No. AI assistants connect through the Fensory MCP server and the client guides under /connect. The API route is for teams building a product integration.

Which tokenized assets can an integration support?

Asset coverage is confirmed for the proposed integration rather than promised as one universal catalogue. Start with the required issuers, instruments and jurisdictions, then verify what is available for that operating model.

Are public API documentation and a sandbox available?

Current documentation, test access and implementation support are provided according to the agreed integration scope. Speak with the team to confirm what is available for your project.

How long does an integration take?

There is no responsible fixed estimate without a product brief. The timeline depends on market scope, account and funding flows, interfaces, testing and any commercial or compliance work required.

For fintech and brokerage products

Tokenized asset infrastructure for fintech products

Fensory works with product teams evaluating tokenized asset access through one integration. The exact market, account, execution and operating scope is confirmed against the product brief before an integration is proposed.

Discuss an integration Email the team

Start with the product requirements

A useful API discussion begins with the product that will use it. These four decisions determine which technical path is relevant.

Markets and instruments

Name the asset classes, issuers, venues and jurisdictions the product needs. Similar tickers can represent different instruments, so the integration starts with the instrument rather than the label.

Accounts and funding

Define who holds the account, how users are eligible, how funds arrive and where positions settle. These choices determine the technical and operating model.

Data and execution

Separate the market data, order workflow, position records and reporting the product requires. The available implementation is confirmed against that scope.

Controls and operations

Document permissions, order limits, monitoring, support and incident responsibilities before production work begins.

How an integration is scoped

The sequence keeps product claims tied to the implementation that is actually available.

1. Product brief: Markets, users, jurisdictions, account model and intended customer experience
2. Capability review: Current product reach checked against the brief, with unsupported requirements named
3. Integration plan: Interfaces, data, execution, controls, testing and operating ownership
4. Production review: Technical readiness and the applicable commercial and compliance requirements

Three separate routes

Build a product integration

Use this API page and speak with the team about the B2B product scope.

API

Connect an AI assistant

Use the MCP client guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Hermes and OpenClaw.

MCP setup

Review the market surface

Use the Markets hub to distinguish instruments, trading hours and settlement.

Markets

Questions product teams ask

What is the Fensory API for?: It is the B2B route for fintech and brokerage teams evaluating tokenized asset access in their own product. The exact implementation depends on the markets, issuers, jurisdictions and account model in the product brief.
Is this the same as connecting an AI assistant?: No. AI assistants connect through the Fensory MCP server and the client guides under /connect. The API route is for teams building a product integration.
Which tokenized assets can an integration support?: Asset coverage is confirmed for the proposed integration rather than promised as one universal catalogue. Start with the required issuers, instruments and jurisdictions, then verify what is available for that operating model.
Are public API documentation and a sandbox available?: Current documentation, test access and implementation support are provided according to the agreed integration scope. Speak with the team to confirm what is available for your project.
How long does an integration take?: There is no responsible fixed estimate without a product brief. The timeline depends on market scope, account and funding flows, interfaces, testing and any commercial or compliance work required.