Sunday, September 20, 2026
Moonshot connects Kimi to Wall Street data feeds
Beijing-based Moonshot said on September 17 it had launched Kimi for financial services, connecting the Kimi app to data partners including S&P Global Market Intelligence, Wind, Crunchbase, Tianyancha, the SEC's EDGAR system, the IMF, the World Bank, and FRED. The company named China International Capital Corporation and Hong Shan, formerly Sequoia China, among financial clients already using the tools. Subscriptions run from 49 yuan to 699 yuan a month, and a CNBC test found that which feeds a user can reach varies by tier.
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