NYSE American Revises Equities Fees Per Latest SEC Guidelines
Published Date: 2/10/2026
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Summary
NYSE American is updating its price list and fees to follow new SEC rules that just got approved. This means traders and firms using the exchange might see some changes in how fees are charged starting right away. The goal? Keep everything fair and clear while sticking to the latest regulations.
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Exchange fees tied to prior-month volume
If you trade on NYSE American, the exchange will base transaction tier calculations for the billing month on your trading activity in the prior month. The Fee Schedule also clarifies that monthly quoting credits, other monthly credits, and market data revenue calculations are measured "in the billing month." These changes take effect February 2, 2026, to conform with the amended Rule 610 of Regulation NMS so that fees and rebates can be determined at the time of execution.
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