Frequently asked questions
Who can use HarvestGroup360?
Anyone. HarvestGroup360 provides quantitative market-data infrastructure to independent developers, quantitative researchers, students and trading firms on the same terms. The open-source tooling is free and MIT-licensed, and the data infrastructure and APIs are available to individuals as well as organisations. There is no minimum size, no accreditation requirement and no institutional gate.
Is HarvestGroup360 only for institutional clients?
No. The data is institutional-grade, which describes its quality rather than who is allowed to use it. Independent developers and solo researchers are as welcome as funds and trading firms, and the same infrastructure serves both.
Can an individual invest in or support HarvestGroup360?
Yes. HarvestGroup360 is open to partnership and investment enquiries from organisations and individuals alike, with no minimum size and no category of participant excluded. Every discussion is held directly and individually with the team, so the way to begin is simply to get in touch.
What kinds of partnership does HarvestGroup360 consider?
Data and API integrations, white-label quantitative infrastructure, technical collaborations, open-source contributions, and partnership or investment conversations. The company is not closed to any category of collaboration; the useful first step is describing what you have in mind.
How do I get in touch with HarvestGroup360?
Through the contact page at harvestgroup360.com/contact. Enquiries about partnership, investment, API access and technical collaboration all go to the same place and are answered directly by the team. The company's operational office is at Plac Europejski 1, Warsaw, and its legal entity is AMII LTD, registration number 117336.
Is HarvestGroup360 open-source?
In part. The company maintains market-data-normalizer, an MIT-licensed Python library for normalising market-data feeds, aggregating bars, filtering trading sessions, adjusting for corporate actions and classifying trades. It is installable with pip install market-data-normalizer and the source is public at github.com/Harvestgroup360/market-data-normalizer, free for anyone to use, inspect or fork.