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SEC EDGAR Form D — Issuer & Offering Data (No Personal Data)

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SEC EDGAR Form D — Issuer & Offering Data (No Personal Data)

SEC EDGAR Form D — Issuer & Offering Data (No Personal Data)

Regulation D private placement filings from SEC EDGAR, parsed from the official primary_doc.xml. Issuer and offering fields only: related persons and signature blocks are stripped before parsing, so no individual names or addresses reach the dataset. Runs at 1 request/second.

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SEC EDGAR Form D Scraper — Issuer & Offering Data (No Personal Data)

Extract Regulation D private placement filings (Form D) from the official SEC EDGAR system, parsed directly from each filing's primary_doc.xml.

This Actor deliberately returns no personal data. Related persons and signature blocks are stripped from the XML before parsing, so individual names and home addresses never enter the dataset. If you need executive contact details for sales prospecting, this is not the right Actor.

Why you might want this one

Most Form D scrapers sell the related persons section — executive names, titles and addresses — as lead-generation data. That is useful for prospecting, and it also makes the output awkward to handle under GDPR/CCPA, to store in a shared warehouse, or to pass to a compliance review.

This Actor is the opposite trade-off: issuer-level and offering-level facts only, with the personal fields removed at the source. What you get is a clean corporate dataset you can keep.

  • 🏢 Issuer — legal entity name, CIK, entity type, jurisdiction of incorporation, year of incorporation, city / state / ZIP
  • 💰 Offering economics — total offering amount, amount sold, amount remaining, minimum investment, sales commissions, finders' fees, gross proceeds used
  • 📋 Regulatory detail — industry group, investment fund type, revenue range, federal exemptions (506(b), 506(c), 3(c)(1), 3(c)(7) …), date of first sale, offering duration
  • 👥 Investor counts only — number already invested and whether non-accredited investors participated. Investors are never identified (Form D does not identify them either)
  • 🔗 Provenance — accession number plus a direct EDGAR URL for every record, so any figure can be traced back to the source filing

Honest limitations

  • No related persons, no signatories, no executive contacts. By design, not by omission.
  • No issuer phone number by default. It is the corporate number as filed, not a personal one, but it is still contact data — turn on includeIssuerPhone if you need it.
  • Amounts are not always numeric. Many funds file Indefinite. Every amount is returned twice: ...Raw keeps the filed string verbatim, ...Usd is the parsed number or null. Nothing is guessed and nothing is silently dropped.
  • Business days only. EDGAR publishes one index per business day; weekends and holidays are skipped automatically and reported in the run output.
  • Form D reflects what the issuer filed. If a company has not filed, it is not here.

Input

FieldTypeDefaultDescription
dateFromstringlatest business dayFirst filing date to scan, YYYY-MM-DD. Leave empty and the Actor uses the most recent day EDGAR has published an index for.
dateTostringdateFromLast filing date to scan, inclusive.
includeAmendmentsbooleantrueInclude Form D/A amendments.
maxFilingsinteger100Safety cap. SEC receives ~330 Form D + D/A filings per business day, and this Actor fetches one per second.
minOfferingAmountUsdinteger0Skip smaller offerings. Filings reporting Indefinite are always kept.
contactEmailstringOptional. Sent to the SEC in the User-Agent header (see below).
includeIssuerPhonebooleanfalseInclude the issuer's business phone number.

Running with no input at all scans the most recent business day and returns up to 100 filings.

SEC fair access

The SEC asks automated clients to stay under 10 requests/second and to declare a contact address in the User-Agent header.

This Actor sends 1 request per second — one tenth of the documented ceiling — and that floor is hard-coded, not configurable from the input.

Set contactEmail and that address is sent to the SEC with each request, so they can reach you about the traffic; it is not stored or published anywhere else. Leave it empty and the Actor declares its own Apify Store page instead, so the caller is still identifiable.

Output

One record per filing, 36 fields. Example:

{
"accessionNumber": "0002152824-26-000001",
"formType": "D",
"isAmendment": false,
"filingDate": "2026-09-10",
"filingIndexUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2152824/000215282426000001/",
"cik": "0002152824",
"entityName": "137 Holdings CAI, LLC",
"entityType": "Limited Liability Company",
"jurisdictionOfInc": "DELAWARE",
"yearOfInc": "2026",
"issuerCity": "SAN FRANCISCO",
"issuerStateOrCountry": "CA",
"industryGroupType": "Pooled Investment Fund",
"investmentFundType": "Private Equity Fund",
"federalExemptions": ["06b", "3C", "3C.7"],
"totalOfferingAmountRaw": "Indefinite",
"totalOfferingAmountUsd": null,
"totalAmountSoldRaw": "0",
"totalAmountSoldUsd": 0,
"totalNumberAlreadyInvested": 0,
"hasNonAccreditedInvestors": false
}

The full field list is published in the Actor's dataset schema, so you can see exactly what you get before you run it.

Data source & disclaimer

Data comes from the SEC's EDGAR system, a public U.S. government database. This Actor is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. It reads only publicly available filings and does not bypass any authentication or access control. Nothing here is investment advice.