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Pyth Network adds NYSE Data to Pyth Data Marketplace
NYSE BQT, real-time quotes and trades from all five NYSE Group equity exchanges, is now available through the Pyth Data Marketplace.
Pyth is now a distributor of NYSE BQT, NYSE’s real-time Level 1 product for U.S. equities and ETFs, through the Pyth Data Marketplace.
Three weeks ago, Pyth became an approved external distributor of Nasdaq Basic. With NYSE BQT, applications building on Pyth can now reach real-time data from both Nasdaq and NYSE through the same channel.
"As financial markets increasingly move onchain, the quality and integrity of the underlying data matter more than ever,” said Anthony Zawadzki, Head of Data and Digital Asset Products, NYSE. “Our collaboration with Pyth gives builders and institutions a new way to access NYSE data, and it reflects our broader commitment to bringing trusted market infrastructure into the digital asset era."
What's in NYSE BQT
Best bid and offer with size from NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas
Trades and last sale, including trades reported to the NYSE Trade Reporting Facility
Primary market closing prices and real-time consolidated volume
Market status messages: trading halts, resumptions and short sale restrictions
Coverage spans U.S. equities and ETFs, including securities listed outside NYSE Group.
What it adds
The home exchange, next to the market
Venues listing equity perps and tokenized stocks on Pyth Pro can show their users the NYSE quote and last sale beside the instrument they trade. That means real-time data from the stock's own exchange, not a delayed number.
When the underlying stops trading
Pyth Pro keeps the market priced. NYSE BQT carries the status messages from NYSE Group: trading halts, resumptions and short sale restrictions. A venue that receives a halt as it happens can act on it as it happens.
The close, and everything after it
Pyth Indices price U.S. equities 24/7. NYSE BQT carries the primary market close. Together, an app can show a user exactly how far a stock has moved since NYSE closed, through the night and over the weekend.
A channel built for software
Market data is now consumed by software more than by screens. The Pyth Data Marketplace lets institutions distribute their data to trading systems, financial applications and blockchain-native markets through a single integration. Publishers keep attribution and commercial control.
Pyth started by bringing prices onchain. It is becoming the place where the institutions that produce market data meet the software that uses it.
Getting access
Clients license NYSE BQT directly with NYSE and receive it through Pyth, subject to NYSE's market data policies and applicable agreements.
