Moonshot connected its Kimi model to financial data providers. CICC and Sequoia China are among the first clients. Users can access S&P, Crunchbase, Wind, Tianyancha, EDGAR, IMF, World Bank and FRED. Access varies by subscription tier. Subscriptions range from 49 to 699 yuan per month. Deutsche Bank praised the model’s reliability and data security in a Moonshot video. Deutsche Bank did not confirm it is a client. Kimi K3 was released in July. Moonshot has filed confidentially for a Hong Kong IPO.
What changed
Financial data required separate interfaces or manual access.
What it unlocks
Direct access to financial data providers like S&P, Wind, and EDGAR within the Kimi model.
- 49 yuan/month minimum subscription
- 699 yuan/month maximum subscription
What you need to act on it
- a Kimi subscription
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