​Treasury Open Data
 
Welcome to Treasury’s Open Data home. We encourage you to:

• Discover and explore Treasury data sets on data.gov, the centralized platform to find open data from federal agencies. Treasury also publishes ​easy-to-understand summary information about the billions of financial transactions processed by the Treasury each year through interactive reports, dashboards, and visuals at Transparency.Treasury.gov.
• Find out more about Treasury’s Digital Strategy.
• For developers, explore our open data catalog at www.treasury.gov/data.json, which uses the Project Open Data metadata schema for federal agency open data listings.

 
Add Your Voice to the Conversation About Open Data
 

We want your feedback on how Treasury data can help spur innovation and enable new products, services, and businesses. Contact our open data team at digital@treasury.gov.  
 

Background on Open Data
 

Open data refers to publicly available data structured in a way that enables the data to be fully discoverable and usable by end users. The Administration has taken steps to make government-held data more accessible to the public and to entrepreneurs and others as fuel for innovation and economic growth. On May 9, the President signed an Executive Order declaring that information is a valuable resource and strategic asset for the Nation, and directing key actions by federal agencies to advance open data at the federal level.
 

More background on the Administration’s steps to promote open data is available at Project Open Data, a collaborative site to help agencies adopt the Open Data Policy and unlock the potential of government data.