Pyth Adds Official NYSE Stock and ETF Data to Its Marketplace
NYSE BQT is now available through Pyth’s Data Marketplace, bringing real-time equity quotes, trades and market-status data under NYSE licensing.
Key Notes
- Pyth now distributes NYSE BQT with real-time equity and ETF data from all five NYSE Group exchanges.
- The feed includes quotes and trades alongside closing prices and market-status messages.
- Clients license the data directly with NYSE and receive it through Pyth under the applicable agreements.
Pyth Network has become a distributor of NYSE Best Quote & Trades, bringing official real-time US equity and ETF data from all five NYSE Group exchanges to its Data Marketplace.
The November 11 announcement gives trading applications a new delivery channel for exchange-originated quotes, transactions and market-status information. Customers license the product directly with NYSE and receive it through Pyth, subject to the exchange’s data policies and agreements.
What the NYSE Feed Includes
NYSE BQT combines the best bids and offers, including their quoted size, from NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas. It also carries trades and last-sale information, including transactions reported through the NYSE Trade Reporting Facility.
Additional fields include primary-market closing prices, consolidated trading volume and messages covering trading halts, resumptions and short-sale restrictions. Coverage extends to US equities and ETFs listed outside the NYSE group, as well as securities listed on its own venues.
NYSE’s product description identifies BQT as a Level 1 feed. Its quote component combines top-of-book information from the group’s five exchanges, rather than a complete order book or the best quote across every US exchange. Consolidated volume is derived from the securities information processors’ trade feeds.
A Reference for Tokenized Stocks and Equity Perps
Pyth says platforms offering tokenized shares and equity perpetual futures can display an official NYSE quote and last sale beside the instruments their customers trade. This gives users an exchange reference for comparing prices, while market-status messages help operators recognize when the underlying security has stopped trading.
The announcement also describes using the primary-market closing price alongside Pyth Indices, its separate service for round-the-clock equity pricing. An application could show how its current reference price compares with the stock’s official close overnight or during a weekend.
Those are distinct datasets. Distributing NYSE BQT does not turn the underlying stock exchanges into 24/7 markets or make every after-hours indication an official NYSE transaction. Pyth describes the combination as a way to give continuous markets more context about the traditional session.
The move sits alongside NYSE’s wider digital-market initiatives, including its settlement plans for a proposed tokenized securities platform. Market-data distribution supplies price and status information, while clearing and settlement infrastructure handles the completion of trades.
Exchange Licensing Still Applies
Pyth’s role is the distribution channel. The announcement retains NYSE’s commercial control and requires clients to license NYSE BQT directly with the exchange. Access through the marketplace therefore remains governed by the applicable agreements, rather than being an unrestricted public data feed.
Pyth already distributes Nasdaq Basic through the same marketplace. That arrangement also requires direct exchange licensing and prior written approval from Nasdaq. Adding NYSE BQT broadens the exchange-originated datasets available through Pyth’s existing delivery model.
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