The product, called Truth API, will deliver posts from the 10 most influential accounts to customers at a significantly faster pace than a regular push notification on the Truth Social platform, a spokesperson said.
The feed is designed for organisations "most impacted by the cost of a delay in information", such as algorithmic trading firms, the company said in a statement.
"Until now ... firms that prioritise tracking influential Truth posts have relied on manual monitoring. Truth API closes the gap," the statement read.
The move is TMTG's first step into data-licensing, and opens up a new revenue stream for the company, which has faced challenges in scaling its media business amid stiff competition from larger social media firms.
"Markets already move on Truth Social posts ... As adoption grows, we expect Truth API to become a meaningful, ongoing source of revenue for the company," TMTG's interim CEO Kevin McGurn said.
Trump has made several announcements through his Truth Social handle that have jolted markets worldwide, including his "Liberation Day" tariffs and posts regarding trade restrictions on China, making the platform a crucial feed for traders, businesses and financial institutions.
On April 9 2025, Wall Street's main indexes turned sharply higher after Trump said in a Truth Social post that he would pause many of his new tariffs for 90 days.
"As far as I know, the only market-moving poster on Truth Social is Trump himself and his posts definitely move the market," Mark Spiegel, managing member and portfolio manager at Stanphyl Capital Partners, said.
Asked if the move would create uneven trading opportunities for traders with deeper pockets, Spiegel said there are always uneven trading opportunities — this would be just one more.
The Donald J Trump Revocable Trust holds around 114.75 million shares, representing about 41 per cent of all outstanding stock in Trump Media & Technology Group, Truth Social's parent company, according to regulatory filings.
Robert Frenchman, a partner at the Dynamis law firm in New York who has defended clients in federal government trading probes, said public companies had to be careful about how they disclose information on such platforms.
But such platforms are allowed to offer clients early access even if it disadvantages some market participants.
"It certainly does not seem fair, but yes, a tech platform can tier its distribution of information without violating federal securities laws," said Frenchman. TMTG did not immediately respond to a request for comment on whether the move would create uneven trading opportunities.
Democratic Senator Ron Wyden criticised the program, saying that selling access to the president's statements makes Wall Street traders rich.
The product will provide round-the-clock coverage of influential posts and include an archive of posts dating back to 2022. The company said it has already signed up customers ahead of the August 1 launch.
Some of the most-followed accounts on Truth Social belong to Trump himself and those closely aligned with him, including his sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, as well as prominent supporters like Dan Bongino and Sean Hannity.
