BOX Launches One-Minute Intraday Open-Close Data Report
Published Date: 5/1/2026
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Summary
BOX Exchange is rolling out a cool new data product called the One-Minute Intraday Open-Close Data Report, giving traders fresh, minute-by-minute market info. They’re also setting up fees for this product and offering discounts for academic users who want historical data. This change kicks in right away, so anyone using BOX’s data services should get ready to check out the new report and updated pricing.
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Monthly Subscription Price: $6,000
BOX will charge $6,000 per month to subscribe to the One‑Minute Intraday Open‑Close Data Report. The Exchange notes this is 4x the monthly price of the existing Ten‑Minute Report ($1,500/month).
Ad‑Hoc Historical File Fee: $2,500/month
BOX will charge $2,500 per request per month for ad‑hoc historical downloads of the One‑Minute Report, and ad‑hoc requests may cover any number of months beginning with January 2020.
Academic Discount: $1,000/year Eligibility
BOX will offer an academic discount for ad‑hoc historical 1‑Minute Report purchases at $1,000 per request per year for qualifying academic purchasers. To qualify, the purchaser must be an accredited college/university (or similar), be a member of faculty or staff, use the data only for academic research or classroom activities, may not use the data for actual trading or for‑profit activity, and may not receive funding from a financial services industry participant. Mid‑month requests are prorated by trading days.
New One‑Minute Intraday Data Product
BOX is offering a new One‑Minute Intraday Open‑Close Data Report that updates every one minute during the trading day and is delivered to subscribers within about 2–5 minutes after each one‑minute interval (for example, the first intraday delivery would be approximately 9:34 a.m. ET representing data from 9:30–9:31 a.m.). The report is a historical, proprietary BOX trade data product (not a real‑time feed) and does not include trade data from other exchanges.
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