Get Crunchbase Venture Fund Details

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Retrieve a named venture fund using the required fund query parameter. Supply the fund's Crunchbase permalink, UUID or Crunchbase fund URL. A fund is a distinct record from the investment firm that owns it; use the fund identifier rather than the managing firm's organization identifier. No direct probe is recorded for this operation. The unverified source example is a flat fund object with id, uuid, name, link, amount, announced_on, short_description, owner, investors, investors_count and press. owner is a firm reference containing id, uuid, name, link, type and image. The example investors array is empty, so it does not establish the schema of investor members or a complete investor roster. press is an array of references containing id, title, link, publisher, date, author, type and entities; each example entity reference has id, uuid, name, link and type. The example has null amount, announced_on, investors_count and short_description values, and a press author can also be null. Preserve missing values and empty lists without treating them as proof of zero fund size, no investors or no activity. Owner, investor and press references support research context; they do not establish a verified limited-partner register, capital commitments, deployable capital or current fundraising status.

API Features

Named-fund identifier lookup Resolve a selected fund with its Crunchbase permalink, UUID or fund URL using one required query parameter.
Fund-versus-firm separation Keep a named fund record distinct from its owner organization, using the separate fund and owner identity references shown in the source example.
Owner organization context The documented example supplies the owner's name, identifiers, link, type and image for a fund research card; this response has not been directly probed.
Press-reference context The source example includes press titles, publishers, dates, links and related entity references for follow-up reading, with nullable authors.
Explicit fund-data unknowns The source example exposes nullable amount, announcement date, investor count and short description fields; empty investor data is not a verified absence of investors.

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GET /api/project/crunchbase/fund-details

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API Response (JSON)

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curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/crunchbase/fund-details?key=<API_KEY>&fund=sequoia-capital-raised-sequoia-capital-seed-fund-vi--a0f74d12'
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Frequently asked questions

Which identifier does the fund parameter accept?

fund is required and accepts a Crunchbase fund permalink, fund UUID or Crunchbase fund URL. The supplied example is sequoia-capital-raised-sequoia-capital-seed-fund-vi--a0f74d12. It identifies a named fund, not merely its owner firm.

Is the owner the same record as the fund?

No. The source example represents the fund with its own id, uuid, name and link, and includes a separate owner object for the firm with its own identity fields, type and image. Keep these records distinct.

Does this return a complete list of limited partners?

That is not established. The unverified source example has an empty investors array and a null investors_count. Investor references, when available, should not be presented as a complete limited-partner register or proof of capital commitments.

What press information is documented?

The source example includes a press array with id, title, link, publisher, date, author, type and entities. Related entities carry id, uuid, name, link and type. Authors can be null. These fields are source-example evidence, not a directly probed response contract.

How should I handle a missing fund amount or announcement date?

Keep it unknown. amount, announced_on, investors_count and short_description are null in the source example. A missing amount is not a zero-size fund, and an empty investor array does not prove that no investors exist. No direct probe is recorded for this operation.

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