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Orcpin Wash-Sale Preflight Check
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Orcpin Wash-Sale Preflight Check is a paid API for AI agents from orcpin.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Evaluates a proposed buy against realized-loss sales across all caller-supplied accounts for the 61-day IRC §1091 wash-sale window, returning would_trigger, clear, or insufficient_data with matched loss sales cited.
Price / call$0.05
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Wash-sale preflight for trading agents: evaluates a proposed buy against the operator's realized-loss sales across ALL accounts (caller-supplied) for the 61-day IRC §1091 window — would_trigger with the matched loss sales, an honest clear, or insufficient_data naming the gap. Tax status with the rule cited, never advisability; a disallowed loss defers, not forfeits. Exact-ticker v1; nothing stored. Agent account silos can't see the cross-account window — this check can.
Output
Returns a status of would_trigger (with matched loss sales listed), clear (no wash-sale conflict found), or insufficient_data (with the specific account or date-range gap named). Includes the IRC §1091 rule citation. Reports tax status only — not trade advisability. Notes that a disallowed loss defers rather than forfeits.
Example use cases
Pre-trade wash-sale compliance check
“I'm about to buy 100 shares of NVDA today — check my realized losses from the last 61 days across my Schwab account #A1 and Fidelity account #B2 to see if this purchase would trigger a wash sale under IRC §1091.”
Cross-account loss-harvesting safety check
“I sold Intel at a loss in my IRA last week and now I want to buy it back in my taxable brokerage — can you verify whether that would trigger a wash sale across both accounts given today's date?”
Trading agent pre-execution preflight
“My automated trading strategy wants to buy META shares today — run a wash-sale preflight across all four of my accounts to confirm there are no disqualifying loss sales in the 61-day window before the order goes through.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://orcpin.dev/v1/wash-sale-statusWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when a trading agent needs to verify cross-account wash-sale exposure before executing a buy — especially when the agent's own account silos prevent it from seeing the full 61-day IRC §1091 window across all of a user's brokerage accounts. Prefer this over generic tax APIs when you need a precise, stateless, per-call wash-sale determination with the matched loss sales and rule citation returned explicitly.
Side effects
- insufficient_data returned when caller-supplied account data does not cover the full 61-day window
- ticker mismatch if symbol has changed or is non-standard (v1 is exact-ticker only)
- incorrect result if caller omits one or more accounts with relevant loss sales
- no storage means repeated calls require re-supplying all account data each time
- ambiguous results if lot-level trade data is incomplete or missing cost basis
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| order | object | The proposed order. v1 evaluates buys; a sell returns not_applicable with guidance. |
| recentSales | array | The operator's realized-loss sales across ALL accounts. realizedLoss is a positive USD magnitude; zero/absent = not a loss sale (ignored). |
| salesCoverageFrom | string | Earliest date the supplied sales cover (YYYY-MM-DD); short coverage is flagged, never hidden. |
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