DATASET CATALOG / Reference
LiveCurrencies
Keep currency codes and names speaking the same language.
Paid API live · this page does not check availability. Approval describes permitted release scope; it does not mean this collection is serving.
When to choose it
A reporting agent standardizes currency names across a collection of records. This is reference data, not exchange rates.
Dataset facts
- Source
- Unicode CLDR · English labels (
unicode-cldr) - Identifier
- CLDR currency code
- Coverage
- English currency labels; no exchange rates or prices.
- Freshness
- Pinned CLDR 48.0.0 edition; no live release freshness is claimed.
- Limitations
- No exchange rates, conversion, trading, or financial-valuation functionality.
- Access
- Paid data operation after live availability and price checks. Discovery is free.
- Usage terms
- Unicode-3.0 permits redistribution with attribution. Preserve the complete Unicode License V3 notice published at the API attribution endpoint.
- Reference domain
cldr-currencies-en
Approved source fields
- Currency code
- English display name
Source fields describe the collection; use the API schema for response structure. No record counts or ingestion timestamps are asserted here.
Query capabilities
- Exact currency codes
- Case-insensitive substring query against code or English label
- Validity selection
- Cursor pagination, 1–500 values per page
Reference request shape
Illustrative arguments for get_reference_data, not an executed request or a sample result. Check live availability and authorize the quoted spend before calling.
{
"domain": "cldr-currencies-en",
"codes": [
"USD"
],
"include_inactive": true,
"limit": 1
}include_inactive: true intentionally includes values whose validity is unknown. Preserve active: null and reference_value_validity_unknown; do not relabel them as known active. Use include_inactive: false if your task accepts only known-active values.
Before accepting a result
Inspect the response’s source licenses, public-use terms, version, warnings and available source timestamps. An absent retrieval timestamp is unknown freshness, not today’s data.