# Stock market data APIs, platforms and tools that shut down, 2011–2026 20 products that closed or were discontinued, newest first. Each date is from the vendor's own announcement. An entry with a page links to what to use instead; an entry without one cites the notice. ## Shut down in 2026 - 2026-06-20 — [London Stock Exchange My Account](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/london-stock-exchange-my-account.md) (Stock Portfolio Trackers) — The account area of londonstockexchange.com, with a free virtual portfolio, trading simulator, watchlist and email alerts, and a paid service for official historical prices. - 2026-02-28 — [QuickFS](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/quickfs.md) (Fundamental Data & Stock Research Platforms) — A low-priced fundamentals site for value investors, with 20-year financial statements on 35,000-plus US, Canadian, Australian and European stocks, Excel export, an add-in and an API. ## Shut down in 2025 - 2025-11-05 — **IMF legacy data portal** (Macro & Economic Data APIs) — The IMF's old data portal and the JSON API behind it, the usual route to IFS, balance of payments and other IMF series in code written before 2025. The IMF announced it would be retired effective 5 November 2025 and sent users to data.imf.org for current IMF data. Source: [International Monetary Fund, IMF Data](https://web.archive.org/web/20251103224751/https://www.imf.org/en/data). - 2025-10-15 — [Roi](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/roi.md) (Stock Portfolio Trackers) — An iOS app that linked existing brokerage, bank and crypto accounts into one net-worth view, with an AI assistant that answered questions about them. - 2025-08-21 — [BigCharts](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/bigcharts.md) (Stock Charting Platforms & Screeners) — MarketWatch's free charting site, with quick and interactive charts, saved favourite charts, industry and market pages, and a lookup of a stock's exact closing price on a past date. - 2025-06-30 — [LSEG Eikon](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/eikon.md) (Fundamental Data & Stock Research Platforms) — The desktop terminal sold as Thomson Reuters Eikon, then Refinitiv Eikon — prices, fundamentals, Reuters News, an Excel add-in and a Python API behind one login and one set of instrument codes. - 2025-06-27 — [Morningstar Portfolio Manager and X-Ray](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/morningstar-portfolio-manager.md) (Stock Portfolio Trackers) — The free portfolio tracker on Morningstar's sites outside the US, with X-Ray and Instant X-Ray to show what a mix of funds owned underneath by region, sector and style. ## Shut down in 2024 - 2024-10-14 — [Wallmine](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/wallmine.md) (Fundamental Data & Stock Research Platforms) — A free stock research site with a screener, heat maps, insider trades, a stock and crypto portfolio tracker, and SEC filing search with table export on paid plans from 50 dollars a month. - 2024-08-31 — [IEX Cloud](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/iex-cloud.md) (Stock Market Data APIs) — A REST market data platform from IEX Group — US quotes, fundamentals, news and reference data, billed in credits — aimed at developers rather than institutions. - 2024-07-03 — **OECD.Stat** (Macro & Economic Data APIs) — The OECD's statistics portal and its legacy SDMX-JSON API, the endpoint older scripts and tutorials call for OECD macro, trade and leading-indicator series. Its banner set the switch-off for 3 July 2024 and sent users to the OECD Data Explorer, with a file mapping old datasets to new ones. The host has redirected there since. Source: [OECD, OECD Statistics (OECD.Stat home page, switch-off banner)](https://web.archive.org/web/20240702184605/https://stats.oecd.org/). - 2024-05-12 — [TD Ameritrade API](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/td-ameritrade-api.md) (Backtesting Frameworks & Algo Trading Libraries) — TD Ameritrade's free REST and WebSocket API for its own brokerage clients — orders, balances and positions, plus quotes, price history and option chains on the same key. - 2024-03-01 — [Atom Finance](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/atom-finance.md) (Fundamental Data & Stock Research Platforms) — A research app for individual investors on web and phone, with estimates, KPIs, filing and transcript search, a screener, linked brokerage accounts and fund look-through, for 6.99 dollars a month. ## Shut down in 2023 - 2023-10-09 — **ECB Statistical Data Warehouse** (Macro & Economic Data APIs) — The European Central Bank's statistics portal, known as SDW, and the usual source of euro-area interest rate, money, exchange-rate and balance-of-payments series in scripts and spreadsheets. The ECB Data Portal replaced it on 23 June 2023. SDW kept receiving data until 9 October 2023, and the ECB then decommissioned the site. Source: [European Central Bank, ECB Statistical Data Warehouse (home page, decommissioning notice)](https://web.archive.org/web/20231003154418/https://sdw.ecb.europa.eu/). - 2023-09-26 — [StockMarketEye](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/stockmarketeye.md) (Stock Portfolio Trackers) — A paid desktop portfolio tracker for Windows, Mac and Linux, with a free phone companion app, watchlists, stock alerts and performance reports, at 74.99 dollars a year. ## Shut down in 2022 - 2022-09-01 — **GeoFRED** (Macro & Economic Data APIs) — The St. Louis Fed's mapping site for FRED, which drew US regional and international economic series as maps. The St. Louis Fed closed GeoFRED on 1 September 2022 and moved map-making into FRED itself, as FRED Maps. Source: [Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, FRED Maps rise as GeoFRED sets](https://fred.stlouisfed.org/news/2022/06/fred-maps-rise-as-geofred-sets). ## Shut down in 2020 - 2020-11-14 — [Quantopian](https://stockmarketstack.com/alternatives/quantopian.md) (Backtesting Frameworks & Algo Trading Libraries) — A free hosted platform for writing and backtesting Python strategies against bundled US equity data, paid for by a crowd-sourced hedge fund that licensed the best algorithms from its own community. - 2020-07-31 — **Wealth-Lab Pro** (Backtesting Frameworks & Algo Trading Libraries) — Fidelity's edition of Wealth-Lab for its active traders, a Windows program for writing and backtesting strategies in C#, with Fidelity's market data and orders routed to a Fidelity account. Fidelity's notice, quoted on the developer's forum, set the decommissioning for 31 July 2020. The developer offered users its own Wealth-Lab Developer, without Fidelity data or trading. Source: [Wealth-Lab, Fidelity decommissioning WLP in June 2020 (forum thread, Fidelity's notice quoted in posts 56 and 62)](https://wl6.wealth-lab.com/Forum/Posts/Fidelity-decommissioning-WLP-in-June-2020-40117). ## Shut down in 2018 - 2018-02 — **ScottradeELITE** (Desktop Trading Platforms & Order Flow) — Scottrade's downloadable platform for active traders, with streaming quotes, 50-plus chart indicators, predefined scans and order entry against a Scottrade brokerage account. TD Ameritrade moved Scottrade accounts over in February 2018 and named no day the platforms closed. Its hub says open advanced orders were cancelled on 23 February and the platforms are gone. Source: [TD Ameritrade, Scottrade Transition Hub](https://web.archive.org/web/20180316182850/https://welcome.tdameritrade.com/?cid=SMTwitter:JoiningforceswithTDAmeritrade:2017-11-30&adch=soc). ## Shut down in 2012 - 2012-10-20 — **Google Finance API** (Stock Market Data APIs) — Google's official Finance APIs, the Portfolio API and the Finance Gadgets and Tools API, through which code reached Google Finance portfolios and quote data. Google announced in April 2012 that it would shut down on 20 October 2012, cited its relationships with data providers, and pointed users to the GoogleFinance function in Sheets. Source: [Google, Google Finance APIs and Tools to be shut down in October](https://groups.google.com/g/google-finance-apis/c/q-DbjbzQDGQ). ## Shut down in 2011 - 2011-01-31 — **Microsoft Money** (Stock Portfolio Trackers) — Microsoft's desktop personal-finance program, which tracked investment accounts alongside bank accounts and pulled online quotes and brokerage downloads into the holdings. Sales stopped in 2009. Microsoft discontinued its online services on 31 January 2011, leaving a Sunset edition that keeps local files but connects to nothing. Source: [Microsoft, Microsoft Money Home (important notice and update of 1 September 2010)](https://web.archive.org/web/20101112165925/http://www.microsoft.com/money/default.mspx).