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Introduction

Connect an agent or an app to BDC Schedules of Investments: the fund tape, the credit, and every holder mark that was filed.

Data is taken from SEC 10-Q and 10-K filings, plus opt-in N-CSR / N-CSRS interval funds. Each line traces to the filing it came from. Trial, Tape, and Matched start themselves. You do not wait for approval.

What you can access

• Find a credit - search a borrower the way you do in the terminal.
• Holder marks - every fund that printed that name, and the mark they filed.
• Fund profile - Ares, Blackstone, Blue Owl, and the rest, by CIK or ticker.
• SOI tape - the fund's Schedule of Investments, line by line (company, investment, cost, fair value, mark).
• Non-accrual - lines the fund footnoted as non-accrual.
• Coverage - how many funds and credits are in the latest snapshot.

Coverage

Live counts (Tape and up): GET https://dirigon.com/v1/coverage. BDCs file 10-Q / 10-K. Interval funds on the roster file N-CSR / N-CSRS. Trial cannot open coverage. That call returns HTTP 402.

Data notes

• Structured JSON - the same field names on every endpoint.
• As-reported names - company_raw and investment_raw are the cells as printed on the SOI.
• Marks - fair value / cost from the filed schedule. 1.00 is par.
• Money - $ millions.
• Funds - identified by CIK. Ticker is extra when the fund is listed.

Built for

• Credit agents and LLM pipelines
• Private-credit research
• Portfolio and risk systems
• Internal data layers

Start with the Quick start.

Markdown for agents

The full book is on the terminal. Request access for a seat.