Fintech platforms that need to display stock price data or investors looking for stock prices that don’t want to get gouged with exchange fees.
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FAQ
Can I display this data?
Yes. There are no display or per user fees on this feed, making it a great feed for charting and display purposes. If you need non-delayed or consolidated quotes/trades just let us know.
How Much History is Included?
History is not included in this feed by default. Intrinio stores CBOE 1 history and it is available back to July 2025 upon request. Intrinio offers 50+ years of adjusted/unadjusted EOD history and tick as well as bar history from the consolidated tape if needed.
What is the CBOE One data feed?
The CBOE One Feed is a consolidated data feed that provides real-time (or delayed) quote and trade information from Cboe's four U.S. equity exchanges: BZX, BYX, EDGX, and EDGA. It serves as an alternative to the SIP feeds (e.g., CTA and UTP), offering broad market coverage at a lower cost.
What does "15-minute delayed" mean?
15-minute delayed" means the market data (including bid, ask, last trade, and volume) is shown with a 15-minute delay from the time the actual event occurred. This is commonly used when real-time data is not licensed.
What’s the difference between CBOE One and SIP (CTA/UTP) feeds?
The SIP feeds consolidate data from all major U.S. exchanges, including NYSE and Nasdaq. CBOE One only includes data from Cboe-operated exchanges. However, CBOE One offers a more cost-effective alternative for many use cases, with high-quality quote and trade data.
What kind of information is included in the delayed CBOE One feed?
The feed includes: Last trade price and size Bid and ask prices with size Aggregate volume Market center identifiers Indicative prices (for some products)
