Mahwah Data Center Adds Yet Another Exchange Feed
Published Date: 7/6/2026
Notice
Summary
NYSE National is updating its connectivity fee schedule to add a new data feed from Investors Exchange (IEX) and rename some Cboe data feeds. This change affects users who connect to third-party market data at the Mahwah data center and takes effect immediately, potentially impacting their fees. If you use these data feeds, keep an eye on the updated list to stay connected and avoid surprises.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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Monthly Third‑Party Feed Fees
The Connectivity Fee Schedule lists monthly recurring connectivity fees per third‑party data feed at the Mahwah data center: IEX Equities $1,300, IEX Options $1,300, Cboe U.S. Equities Exchanges $1,500, Cboe Options $1,500, Cboe Global Indices Feed $1,500, Cboe Futures Exchange (CFE) $1,500, and Cboe Canada $2,000. Users who voluntarily select connectivity to any listed feed will be charged the stated monthly fee for that feed.
IEX Options Feed Added
NYSE National will add a new Investors Exchange (IEX) Options third‑party data feed to its Mahwah data center listing. The Exchange lists a monthly recurring connectivity fee of $1,300 for the IEX Options feed, and it will not charge for the connection until the IEX Options feed becomes available.
Cboe Feeds Reorganized by Asset Class
The Exchange will rename and reorganize the Cboe third‑party data feed listings to break out Cboe data by asset class (e.g., 'Cboe U.S. Equities' and 'Cboe Options') so a User wanting all Cboe equities, options, or indices data would not have to sign up for connectivity to more than one Third Party Data Feed. The monthly recurring connectivity fees for each Cboe Data Feed remain unchanged.
Operative Date and Free Testing Period
The Exchange expects the proposed rule change to become operative by August 31, 2026 and will announce the date by customer notice. The Exchange does not plan to charge for connectivity to the IEX Options feed until that feed is actually available (IEX intends to launch IEX Options on October 2, 2026), allowing Users time to connect and test.
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