Federal Register Consumer Protection & Advertising Rules Feed is a paid API for AI agents from oracles-production.up.railway.app, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns Federal Register final and proposed rules for consumer protection and advertising since a given timestamp, each scored 1-10 for compliance impact with effective dates and primary-source links.
Federal Register final & proposed rules affecting consumer protection & advertising (Federal Trade Commission) since a timestamp — covering unfair, deceptive, consumer protection, advertising, endorsement — each scored 1-10 for compliance impact, with effective dates and primary-source links.
A JSON object containing a count of matching changes and an array of regulatory change records, each with a title, summary, type (final/proposed rule), compliance significance score (1-10), effective date, detected-at timestamp, entity ID (e.g. fedreg:2026-XXXXX), and a primary-source URL linking to the official Federal Register document.
GEThttps://oracles-production.up.railway.app/v1/reg-consumer-protection/changesUse this endpoint when you need a structured, scored feed of consumer protection and advertising regulations from the Federal Register with compliance impact ratings — especially for automated compliance monitoring, regulatory alerting, or building dashboards that track rule changes over time. Prefer this over general web search when you need machine-readable, deduplicated, significance-ranked data with direct source links and precise timestamps. Choose sibling endpoints for other regulatory domains (crypto, cybersecurity, maritime, telecom, privacy).
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