viaNexus, the high-performance market data marketplace built for modern and agent-driven workflows, announced the addition of MT Newswires to the viaNexus Marketplace. The integration makes MT Newswires' trusted, real-time financial news available to sophisticated individual investors, fintech platforms, and institutional clients through viaNexus' low-latency APIs and streaming infrastructure.

As part of the strategic engagement, MT Newswires is leveraging viaNexus to distribute its content natively into next-generation, agent-based workflows—ensuring that its journalism can be consumed programmatically by intelligent systems while preserving licensing, entitlement controls, and data integrity.

"viaNexus stood out immediately for its agentic-first approach," said Brooks McFeely, CEO of MT Newswires. "We were impressed by how seamlessly it enables governed, native access to our content across modern AI ecosystems. Through viaNexus, MT Newswires can deliver our data directly into leading AI platforms without compromising licensing, control, or integrity. It's a powerful new distribution channel that aligns perfectly with where our clients are headed."

Financial workflows are increasingly driven by intelligent agents that monitor markets, interpret events, and support decision-making in real time. Yet many existing data pipelines were designed for human consumption or batch analytics—not continuous, autonomous systems.

viaNexus addresses this gap through its viaNexus Agentic Services (vAST) framework, which allows licensed datasets—such as MT Newswires—to be integrated natively into agent workflows using a consistent, entitlement-aware interface. With vAST, firms and individual developers can rapidly incorporate market news alongside prices, fundamentals, events, and other datasets, without bespoke integrations or manual credential handling.

Under the agreement, viaNexus acts as a service facilitator for MT Newswires, enabling clients to consume entitled content directly through the platform while maintaining clear licensing boundaries and auditability.