Market data
Stock prices, trading volumes, and historical data from financial portals.
Financial portals were not built for agents. Browserbase gives your fintech apps secure, isolated browsers to collect market data, download statements, and navigate banking portals reliably.
The Problem
The Solution
Stock prices, trading volumes, and historical data from financial portals.
Bank statements, transaction history, and account balances as PDFs or structured data.
Position data, asset allocations, and performance metrics across brokerages.
SEC filings, regulatory reports, and audit documents from official sources.
Web Automation, Know Your Customer
Search SEC EDGAR by company name, ticker, or CIK and extract recent filing metadata including 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K reports.
Downloads
Navigate investor relations pages and download quarterly earnings reports as PDFs
Know Your Customer
Search business registries and extract registration details, NAICS codes, and ownership data
Yes. Browserbase is SOC 2 Type II certified with full session isolation. Each browser runs in its own sandboxed environment, and you control what data is logged. We also offer self-hosted deployment for teams with strict compliance requirements.
Use the Contexts API to persist authentication state across sessions. Complete MFA once, save the session context, and reuse it for subsequent runs. Your automation skips the MFA prompt as long as the session remains valid.
Yes. Browserbase captures file downloads automatically. When your browser clicks a download link, the file is captured and made available via API. Works with PDFs, CSVs, Excel files, and any other download type.
Browserbase includes stealth capabilities like fingerprint management and residential proxies. Combined with session persistence and human-like navigation patterns via Stagehand, your automation can access financial portals more reliably.
Browserbase works with any web-based portal. Teams use it to collect data from brokerage platforms, banking dashboards, market data providers, regulatory filing databases, and internal financial systems. If you can access it in a browser, you can automate it.
APIs are great when they exist and cover what you need. Browserbase fills the gaps: portals without APIs, data behind logins, documents that only exist as downloads. Many fintech teams use both, with Browserbase handling the sources that APIs can't reach.