NYSE Arca Plugs Into Fresh Data Feed Source
Published Date: 8/5/2025
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NYSE Arca is updating its rule to clearly say it uses data feeds from 24X National Exchange for handling and executing orders, plus making sure rules are followed. This change kicks in right away and affects traders and firms using NYSE Arca’s services. No extra costs or delays are expected—just a smoother, clearer data setup!
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NYSE Arca specifies 24X data feed
NYSE Arca updated Rule 7.37-E to say it will use a 24X direct feed as its primary source of market data for order handling, execution, routing, and regulatory compliance, with the SIP data feed as a secondary source. The change becomes operative on the date 24X launches operations (September 29, 2025) and is intended to provide clearer, smoother data setup for traders and firms using NYSE Arca.
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