CNBC reported that Trump Media & Technology Group's paid Truth API data service launched on August 1, 2026, providing firms faster access to posts from Donald Trump and other leading Truth Social accounts.
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SEC Exhibit 99.1 retains TMTG's July 16 announcement of a licensed real-time feed expected to be available to institutional customers beginning August 1.
The retained company exhibit establishes the announcement and intended August 1 availability, and CNBC reports the launch; no customer-side or operational API record was retained in this window.
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developing
An operational Truth API record, customer documentation, or later TMTG filing confirming the August 1 availability and the scope of delivered account access.
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Trump Media Launches Paid Truth API for Wall Street Access to Posts
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The directly fetched SEC exhibit names Trump Media & Technology Group and describes its Truth API; entity publication remains gated pending registry review.
Open source receipt - originating speaker
TMTG announced the licensed data service in a press release furnished as SEC Exhibit 99.1.
The SEC-hosted exhibit is the company's release and quotes interim CEO Kevin McGurn about the product.
Open source receipt - reporter publication
CNBC published a bylined report on August 1 stating that the paid data service went live.
The directly fetched page displays the headline, publication time, byline, and launch statement.
Open source receipt - atomic claim
CNBC reported that Trump Media & Technology Group's paid Truth API data service launched on August 1, 2026, providing firms faster access to posts from Donald Trump and other leading Truth Social accounts.
The claim is limited to CNBC's directly fetched launch report and does not add reported pricing or assert that access precedes public posting.
Open source receipt - primary source evidence
SEC Exhibit 99.1 retains TMTG's July 16 announcement of a licensed real-time feed expected to be available to institutional customers beginning August 1.
The SEC-hosted exhibit was fetched directly and contains the company announcement, product scope, intended users, and stated availability date.
Open source receipt - cross publication coverage
Trump Media's new paid data service goes live, giving clients faster access to Trump's posts
CNBC is a registered bounded-excerpt source and the article was fetched directly with its metadata and byline.
Open source receipt - resolution evidence status
The retained company exhibit establishes the announcement and intended August 1 availability, and CNBC reports the launch; no customer-side or operational API record was retained in this window.
The available evidence documents company statements and contemporaneous reporting without independently testing service availability or delivery latency.
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