06.23.2026
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What is the cause of an HTTP 403 Error?
A 403 Error indicates that we have blocked access to our computers from your computer. This is extremely unlikely and we will attempt to warn you before taking such a drastic step. One possible reason for this can be that your requests are somehow affecting, maybe even crashing our servers. This could be caused by a malformation of your requests or some problem on our part. In any case, we had to block your IP to prevent further crashes.
Please contact our support team (support@quodd.com) to address this issue so that we can reactivate your IP.
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05.31.2024
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|Troubleshooting
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Registration Error: Maximum Unregistered Requests Exceeded | QUODD
There are two reasons for encountering this error...
05.31.2024
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|Troubleshooting
|3
HTTP 500 Error Causes and Troubleshooting | QUODD
There are two causes for HTTP 500 errors: 1. A major problem on our side 2. A problem with your request.
05.31.2024
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API Token Explained: Definition and Usage | QUODD
An API token is an alphanumeric code, unique to your QUODD account, which can be used from any system to validate your API calls.
05.31.2024
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|Customer-FAQs
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How do I check my Account status?
You can check the status of your account on our website by visiting https://www.quodd.com/MyAccount.
05.31.2024
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Can I use QUODD's technology to eliminate terminals?
Yes, you can use QUODD's technology to eliminate terminals.
05.31.2024
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|Corporate Actions
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Why are there multiple Takeover, Spinoff, and Merger events in the QUODD corporate actions API?
There are multiple Takeover, Spinoff, and Merger events in the QUODD corporate actions API when an issuer announces more than one payment option for shareholders.
05.31.2024
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|Stocks and ETFs
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How often does QUODD update ETF holdings data?
05.31.2024
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|Corporate Actions
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Event Identifier in Corporate Actions API | QUODD
The Global Corporate Actions API includes EventIdentifier, a custom QUODD input parameter that allows users to pinpoint a single event record down to the security listing level.
05.31.2024
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|Corporate Actions
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Missing Event Endpoints in Corporate Actions API | QUODD
Discover supported event types with the ListEventTypes endpoint in our Global Corporate Actions API. Get high-level details and notes for simpler event categories, offering streamlined insights for events without dedicated endpoints.
05.31.2024
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|Corporate Actions
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Why would an event not have Event Notes in the Corporate Actions API?
Event Notes are dependent on company announcements.
05.31.2024
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Is there an option to return QUODD data in JSONP format?
All QUODD APIs support both JSON and JSONP formats. To return data using the JSON format, use "json" as the extension for the service on the URL call.
05.31.2024
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IdentifierAsOfDate Explained | QUODD
The GlobalHistorical and GlobalCorporateActions APIs include the IdentifierAsOfDate input field, which returns the known active date of the provided identifier. If this value is left blank, the value will default to the current date.