Fetch Event
Fetch a single event by lookup parameters. Convenience wrapper around fetchEvents() that returns a single result or throws EventNotFound.
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://pmxt-feat-series-api.mintlify.app/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Use cases
Look up by slug
Slugs are the most reliable way to look up a specific event — they are human-readable, stable, and easy to share or store in config:Look up by event ID
When you already have an event ID from a previous API call or webhook, useeventId for a direct lookup:
Access markets within an event
Each event contains amarkets array with full market details including outcomes and prices. This is useful for building dashboards or comparing outcomes across an event’s markets:
Path Parameters
The prediction market exchange to target.
polymarket, kalshi, kalshi-demo, limitless, probable, baozi, myriad, opinion, metaculus, smarkets, polymarket_us, gemini-titan, hyperliquid, suibets, mock, router Query Parameters
For keyword search
Maximum number of results to return
Opaque venue pagination cursor, where supported.
Pagination offset — number of results to skip
Sort order for results
volume, liquidity, newest Filter by event status (default: 'active', 'inactive' and 'closed' are interchangeable)
active, inactive, closed, all Where to search (default: 'title')
title, description, both Direct lookup by event ID
Lookup by event slug
Filter events by their parent series. Accepts the venue-native series id / ticker / slug (e.g. Kalshi "KXATPMATCH", Polymarket "wta"). Passed through to the vendor where supported, otherwise applied to sourceMetadata after fetch.
Optional client-side filter applied after fetching
Filter by category. Each event belongs to a venue-assigned category such as "Sports", "Politics", "Crypto", "Bitcoin", "Soccer", "Economic Policy" (Polymarket) or "Sports", "Mentions" (Kalshi).
Filter by tags. Returns events matching ANY of the provided tags. Tags are more specific than categories -- for example a "Politics" event might carry tags ["Politics", "Geopolitics", "Middle East", "Iran"]. Common tags include "Crypto", "Elections", "Fed Rates", "FIFA World Cup", "Trump".

