NYSE Arca Slashes Extra Fees for Multi-Location Stock Data Feeds
Published Date: 1/15/2026
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Starting January 2, 2026, NYSE Arca is dropping the extra fee for customers who get their best bid and offer (BBO) and trade data in more than two places. This change helps traders and data users save money when accessing key market info from multiple locations. If you use NYSE Arca’s market data, this update makes it easier and cheaper to stay connected.
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NYSE Arca Drops Multiple-Feed Fee
Starting January 2, 2026, NYSE Arca will eliminate the Multiple Data Feed Fee for NYSE Arca BBO (best bid and offer) and NYSE Arca Trades. This removes the extra charge that applied when a data recipient took those feeds in more than two locations, making market data access simpler and cheaper for firms and traders who receive the feeds from multiple sites.
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