Nasdaq Quietly Tweaks Fees for Obscure WorkX Platform
Published Date: 12/5/2025
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Summary
Nasdaq is raising the monthly fee for its Nasdaq WorkX platform, charging users per unique ID starting December 1, 2025. This change affects anyone using Nasdaq WorkX and means a bit more cost per user each month. The update is already in effect, so users should get ready for the new pricing soon!
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Nasdaq WorkX monthly fee hike
If your firm subscribes to Nasdaq WorkX, Nasdaq is raising the monthly fee from $625 to $725 per user, per MPID, effective December 1, 2025. That is a $100 increase for each user/MPID every month.
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