AKShare All Financial Data

Call every credential-free public data interface exposed by the Actor's pinned AKShare runtime. The current build pins akshare==1.18.94 and discovers 1,062 callable interfaces at runtime, including financial statements, stocks, futures, options, funds, foreign exchange, bonds, indices, cryptocurrencies, macroeconomics, banking, energy, and other reference datasets.

Choose this Actor when you want broad AKShare coverage through one Apify API, Dataset, schedule, Task, or webhook. Choose a narrower ticker Actor when you need a standardized global quote schema. Use AKShare directly in Python when you need custom transformations inside the same process. This Actor preserves AKShare's source fields while adding validation, output limits, retries, normalized JSON, and run audits.

Scope of "all data"

"All" means all top-level public functions exposed by the pinned AKShare package that can be called without a credential-like argument. It does not mean private, licensed, authenticated, or undocumented upstream data.

For akshare==1.18.94, the runtime catalog contains:

• 1,062 callable interfaces
• 8 curated presets with simpler, compatibility-oriented parameters
• 21 excluded functions whose name or signature contains a token, API key, Cookie, password, secret, or authorization parameter

The complete machine-readable list is saved as CATALOG in every run's default Key-Value Store. Use catalogOnly: true to retrieve it without calling any data interface.

Functions that contain an internal url or uri parameter remain callable with their AKShare default target, but callers cannot override that target. This prevents the Actor from becoming an arbitrary URL requester.

Data coverage

The Actor exposes the breadth of AKShare rather than a single normalized market-data feed. The pinned akshare==1.18.94 catalog spans securities markets, company fundamentals, derivatives, collective investments, fixed income, currencies, economic indicators, and reference data. Its largest AKShare module categories include economic data, stock features, stocks, indices, funds, futures, stock fundamentals, options, and bonds.

The sections below describe the practical coverage available through the runtime catalog. They are a guide to the kinds of data you can request, not a guarantee that every source has the same history, update frequency, fields, or availability.

Stocks and equity markets

Market or dataset	Coverage	Typical data available	Representative interfaces
Mainland China A-shares	Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing listings, including market-wide lists and individual securities	Real-time or delayed snapshots, daily history, intraday bars, adjusted prices, trading calendars, newly listed and delisted securities	stock_zh_a_spot_em, stock_zh_a_hist, stock_zh_a_hist_tx, stock_zh_a_hist_min_em, stock_info_a_code_name
A-share market features	Industries, concepts, sectors, rankings, capital flows, margin financing, block trades, abnormal-trading lists, announcements, and market statistics	Board constituents and history, northbound/southbound flows, individual and sector fund flows, disclosure records, market activity	Search CATALOG for stock_board_, stock_sector_, stock_individual_, stock_margin_, and other stock_* interfaces
Hong Kong stocks	Main-board and other Hong Kong listings, plus selected Stock Connect datasets	Spot quotes, daily history, intraday bars, profiles, dividends, valuation, financial reports, and connect activity	stock_hk_spot_em, stock_hk_hist, stock_hk_hist_min_em, stock_financial_hk_report_em
US stocks	US-listed shares available from AKShare's upstream providers	Market snapshots, daily history, intraday bars, company profiles, selected financial reports, and financial indicators	stock_us_spot_em, stock_us_hist, stock_us_hist_min_em, stock_financial_us_report_em, stock_financial_us_analysis_indicator_em
Cross-market equity reference data	Selected global rankings, market comparisons, corporate actions, and provider-specific equity lists	Symbols, names, classifications, calendars, profiles, dividends, repurchases, and other reference fields	Discover by keyword and category in CATALOG; availability is source-specific

Stock interfaces do not share one universal symbol format. For example, an A-share function may expect 600519, sh600519, or an exchange-specific symbol depending on the exact interface. Use the signature stored in CATALOG and the corresponding AKShare documentation before constructing a request.

Price adjustment also varies by interface. When an adjust parameter is available, confirm whether blank, forward-adjusted, or backward-adjusted prices are required for your analysis. Corporate-action and adjustment histories should be checked before comparing long time periods.

Listed-company fundamentals and financial statements

AKShare includes company-level research data; this Actor is not limited to price quotes. Depending on the market and upstream source, the catalog includes:

Fundamental dataset	Typical contents	Representative interfaces or search terms
Balance sheet	Assets, liabilities, shareholders' equity, report period, announcement date, and source-specific line items	stock_financial_report_sina with symbol: "资产负债表"; search balance_sheet and stock_balance_
Income statement	Revenue, operating costs, operating profit, total profit, net income, earnings per share, and source-specific line items	stock_financial_report_sina with symbol: "利润表"; search profit_sheet, income, and stock_profit_
Cash-flow statement	Operating, investing, and financing cash flows, cash changes, and source-specific line items	stock_financial_report_sina with symbol: "现金流量表"; search cash_flow and stock_cash_
Financial summaries and ratios	Profitability, growth, solvency, operating efficiency, per-share metrics, and multi-period financial abstracts	Search financial_abstract, financial_analysis_indicator, and the stock_fundamental category
Earnings disclosures	Periodic performance reports, preliminary results, earnings forecasts, reporting schedules, and disclosure statistics	Search yjbb, yjkb, yjyg, report, and forecast
Dividends and corporate actions	Cash dividends, stock dividends, allotments, repurchases, and selected adjustment-related records	Search dividend, fhps, and repurchase
Ownership and capital structure	Major shareholders, circulating shareholders, shareholder counts, institutional holdings, pledges, restricted-share releases, and equity changes	Search holder, shareholder, pledge, restricted, and circulate
Company and issuance information	Company profiles, business composition, IPO data, security changes, and selected announcements	Search company, zygc, ipo, info, and notice
Hong Kong and US fundamentals	Provider-specific reports and analytical indicators for supported Hong Kong and US companies	stock_financial_hk_report_em, stock_financial_us_report_em, stock_financial_us_analysis_indicator_em

Financial-statement schemas follow the original source. The same accounting concept can have different Chinese or English field names across Sina, Eastmoney, exchange, Hong Kong, and US interfaces. Reports can also be restated after publication. For historical backtests, do not assume that the current response recreates exactly what was known on an earlier date; retain retrieval timestamps and use announcement dates or point-in-time filings where available.

Futures

Futures coverage includes China's major exchanges: China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange (CZCE), Guangzhou Futures Exchange (GFEX), and Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE). Selected overseas futures data is also available.

Available futures datasets include:

• Current domestic and foreign contract quotes
• Daily and intraday histories, main/continuous contracts, and contract mappings
• Trading calendars, contract specifications, fees, margin references, and exchange rules
• Member rankings, long and short positions, and position changes
• Inventories, warehouse receipts, registered warrants, deliveries, and settlement statistics
• Spot-futures comparisons and selected basis or derivative indicators

Start with futures_zh_spot for the curated domestic quote preset, or search the catalog for the futures_ prefix and the futures and futures_derivative categories. Contract codes, exchange abbreviations, continuous-contract rules, and adjustment methods are interface-specific.

Options

Options data covers selected contracts on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, CFFEX, and domestic commodity exchanges. Depending on the source, interfaces provide:

• Contract and expiry-month lists for ETF, index, and commodity options
• Current quotes, daily history, and minute-level history
• Calls, puts, strike prices, expiries, underlying symbols, and contract metadata
• Greeks, implied volatility, risk indicators, premium/value analysis, and margin references
• Exchange-specific daily statistics and option-futures relationships

Representative entry points include option_sse_codes_sina and option_current_em. Search CATALOG for the option_ prefix to see the full set. Options interfaces often have strict exchange-specific symbol and expiry formats; always inspect their native signatures.

Funds and asset-management products

Fund interfaces cover open-end mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), listed open-end funds (LOFs), money-market funds, wealth-management or financial funds, graded funds, and selected Hong Kong funds. Typical datasets include:

• Current and historical NAV, cumulative NAV, market price, premium/discount, and returns
• Fund lists, rankings, classifications, scale, inception dates, and status
• Portfolio holdings, industry allocation, asset allocation, and major position changes
• Dividends, purchase and redemption status, fees, managers, and fund-company information
• ETF and LOF exchange histories and provider-specific intraday data

Use fund_open_fund_info_em for the curated open-fund preset. Other representative searches include fund_etf_, fund_lof_, fund_money_, fund_portfolio_, and the fund category.

Bonds and fixed income

Bond coverage includes selected government, policy-bank, local-government, corporate, enterprise, interbank, and exchange-traded bonds, as well as convertible bonds and repo markets. Available datasets can include:

• Bond lists, current quotes, historical prices, yields, maturities, and issuance data
• China government-bond and other yield curves, interbank market indicators, and repo rates
• Convertible-bond spot data, history, terms, conversion value/premium, issuance, redemption, and forced-redemption information
• Local-government and corporate issuance, underwriting, trading, and reference statistics

The curated bond_zh_hs_cov_spot interface returns exchange-traded convertible-bond quotes. Search CATALOG for bond_, repo, yield, and the bond category for the wider fixed-income catalog.

Foreign exchange and currencies

Foreign-exchange interfaces include selected spot currency pairs, historical exchange rates, and Bank of China quotation tables. Representative interfaces are forex_spot_em and forex_hist_em; the catalog also contains provider-specific currency and RMB exchange-rate datasets. Pair names, quote direction, and frequency vary by source and should not be assumed from the display name alone.

Indices

Index coverage includes domestic and global equity indices, sector and thematic indices, selected bond or commodity indices, and volatility-related measures. Depending on the index family, interfaces provide spot values, daily or intraday history, constituents, weights, valuation, and index metadata. The curated stock_zh_index_daily_tx preset is a simple historical entry point. Search index_, stock_zh_index, stock_hk_index, or the index category in CATALOG for provider-specific alternatives.

Macroeconomics, rates, and market context

The catalog contains a large set of macroeconomic and economic-statistics interfaces for China, the United States, Europe, Japan, and other economies. Coverage includes GDP, CPI, PPI, PMI, industrial activity, employment, trade, money supply, interest rates, central-bank indicators, confidence measures, and other provider-specific series. macro_china_gdp is one simple example. Banking, energy, spot-commodity, REIT, interest-rate, and reference-data modules extend the coverage beyond the main product groups above.

Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency coverage is much narrower than the stock, fund, or macroeconomic catalogs. The pinned runtime exposes major cryptocurrency spot quotes through crypto_js_spot, plus CME Bitcoin and Bitcoin holdings-report interfaces (crypto_bitcoin_cme and crypto_bitcoin_hold_report). Treat these as selected reference datasets, not comprehensive exchange-by-exchange trades, order books, on-chain data, or a complete universe of tokens.

How to interpret the catalog

• An interface is a callable AKShare function, not necessarily a unique dataset. Multiple functions can expose the same market through different upstream providers, frequencies, or schemas.
• Coverage is source-specific. A market appearing above does not imply that every security, field, historical date, or frequency is available from every interface.
• Native interfaces preserve their exact AKShare signatures and source fields. The Actor does not force A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, US stocks, funds, or derivatives into one common schema.
• Search CATALOG by interfaceName, category, or keyword, then confirm units, symbol format, update timing, and examples in the AKShare data index.
• Upstream websites can revise schemas, throttle requests, temporarily fail, or discontinue endpoints even when the AKShare function remains present in the pinned package.

Not suitable for

• Trading execution, order routing, or a sole buy/sell signal
• Guaranteed real-time, low-latency, exchange-certified, or SLA-backed feeds
• Interfaces that need third-party credentials, private subscriptions, login sessions, or Cookies
• Assuming every upstream site will remain stable across time
• Commercial redistribution without reviewing AKShare and each original source's rights and terms

AKShare is MIT-licensed, but its documentation states that the interfaces and data are mainly for academic research and that users must evaluate commercial risk. The underlying sources can impose separate conditions. This Actor does not remove those obligations.

Quick start: listed-company financial statement

This native request retrieves Sina's balance-sheet history for sh600600 and emits at most two rows:

{
  "requests": [
    {
      "interfaceName": "stock_financial_report_sina",
      "parameters": {
        "stock": "sh600600",
        "symbol": "资产负债表"
      },
      "maxRows": 2
    }
  ],
  "maxTotalRows": 2,
  "requestTimeoutSecs": 90,
  "maxRetries": 1,
  "requestDelayMs": 500,
  "failFast": false
}

Native arguments must match the signature recorded in CATALOG. The same call can use positional arguments:

{
  "requests": [
    {
      "interfaceName": "stock_financial_report_sina",
      "arguments": ["sh600600", "资产负债表"],
      "parameters": {},
      "maxRows": 2
    }
  ]
}

Prefer named parameters because they are easier to review when an AKShare signature changes.

Macro and reference example

{
  "requests": [
    {
      "interfaceName": "macro_china_gdp",
      "parameters": {},
      "maxRows": 5
    },
    {
      "interfaceName": "stock_info_a_code_name",
      "parameters": {},
      "maxRows": 5
    }
  ],
  "maxTotalRows": 10
}

Curated presets

Eight frequently used interfaces retain the original Actor's guarded parameters and defaults:

Product	Interface	Curated parameters
Stock	stock_zh_a_hist_tx	symbol, start_date, end_date, adjust
Futures	futures_zh_spot	symbol, market, adjust
Options	option_sse_codes_sina	series, option_type, expiry_month
Fund	fund_open_fund_info_em	symbol, indicator, period
FX	forex_hist_em	symbol
Bond	bond_zh_hs_cov_spot	None
Index	stock_zh_index_daily_tx	symbol, start_date, end_date
Crypto	crypto_js_spot	None

For these eight names, nativeParameters: false uses the curated adapter. Set nativeParameters: true only when you deliberately want the exact AKShare signature. Every other interface always uses its native signature.

Find an interface and its signature

Run:

{
  "catalogOnly": true
}

Then open the CATALOG output and search interfaces by interfaceName or category. Each entry contains:

• signature: the exact Python signature used for validation
• parameters: name, kind, required state, default value, and whether the caller may set it
• category: the originating AKShare module
• curatedPreset: whether the simpler Actor adapter is available

AKShare's data index remains the source for interface meaning, units, symbols, and examples.

Output normalization

The Actor writes only successful data rows to the default Dataset. Original columns remain top-level fields, including Chinese financial-statement fields. Actor metadata uses an _akshare_ prefix:

Field	Meaning
record_type	Always akshare_data
_akshare_interface	Called function name
_akshare_category	AKShare module category
_akshare_request_index	One-based request position
_akshare_row_number	One-based normalized row position
_akshare_source_index	Original DataFrame/Series index when available
_akshare_retrieved_at	UTC retrieval timestamp
_akshare_result_type	Original result type such as dataframe, series, dict, or list

DataFrame, Series, ndarray, dictionary, list, tuple, set, and scalar results are converted to JSON-safe rows. A source field that collides with Actor metadata is renamed with a data_ prefix.

Diagnostics remain non-business records:

Storage	Record	Purpose
Default Dataset	AKShare data rows	Successful normalized results only
Key-Value Store	CATALOG	Runtime interface inventory and signatures
Key-Value Store	RUN_AUDIT	Arguments, parameters, attempts, failures, row counts, and truncation

Limits and failure behavior

• Maximum 10 requests per run
• Maximum 25 positional arguments and 100 named parameters per request
• Maximum 5,000 emitted rows per request and 10,000 per run
• Maximum 32 KiB of JSON arguments and parameters per request
• Maximum request timeout of 300 seconds and two retries
• Calls are sequential, with an optional delay up to 10 seconds
• Recognized date ranges cannot exceed 3,660 days
• Secret-like argument names and user-supplied URL targets are rejected

maxRows truncates output only after AKShare returns. It does not guarantee the upstream interface transfers that number of rows. Use bounded date or symbol parameters whenever the interface supports them.

With failFast: false, a failed call is written to RUN_AUDIT and later requests continue. The Actor fails if validation fails, failFast stops the run, or no non-catalog request succeeds. A successful interface can legitimately emit zero rows.

Data quality and responsible use

• Field names, units, coverage, update timing, and corrections are controlled by AKShare and its upstream sources.
• Pinning AKShare makes interface discovery reproducible, but upstream page changes can still break individual calls.
• Row order is preserved. Truncation keeps the first rows AKShare returns, not necessarily the newest rows.
• For investment research, cross-check material financial-statement figures, restatements, dividends, and corporate actions against exchange filings and audited reports.
• Use broker or exchange-authorized data for execution prices and time-sensitive trading decisions.

AKShare resources: documentation and GitHub.