VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
FINRA Fixed Income Data Review, Pricing, and Features
FINRA Fixed Income Data
FINRA Fixed Income Data publishes U.S. bond details, TRACE transactions, trade history, and aggregate market reports. It is useful for checking executed prices and volumes. TRACE is not a live quote system, exchange, or execution venue.
Best for
- Bond investors and analysts checking official disseminated transaction prices and volumes for TRACE-eligible securities.
- Researchers working with public FINRA views or licensed TRACE files instead of vendor-estimated bond quotes.
Watch out
- TRACE disseminates reported transactions and has no execution capability or quotation intake.
- FINRA collects U.S. Treasury transactions through TRACE but does not disseminate individual trades. Public Treasury output is limited to aggregate reports and statistics.
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Pricing
Free • From $60/mo · 6 plans
Public fixed-income website
Real-Time Data Feed
Monthly fee for each TRACE dataset.
Professional user display
Monthly per-user fee for each TRACE dataset received from a vendor.
Enterprise display
Monthly enterprise display fee for each TRACE dataset received from a vendor.
End-of-Day Transaction File
Monthly fee for each TRACE dataset.
Enhanced Historic Data
$2,000 setup fee for the first calendar year and $2,000 for each subsequent calendar year, per dataset.
Key features
- Lookup by TRACE symbol or CUSIP with security details and disseminated trade history.
- Trade History with up to three years of intraday data and Trade Activity with up to ten years of end-of-day data.
- Aggregate market statistics, Treasury reports, most-active lists, volume reports, and structured-product activity tables.
- Licensed real-time and end-of-day TRACE data feeds for professional use.
- FINRA API access for selected TRACE market reports and statistics.
FAQ
Is FINRA Fixed Income Data free?
Not entirely. FINRA Fixed Income Data includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing.
Who is FINRA Fixed Income Data best for?
FINRA Fixed Income Data is built for Retail Traders, Analysts, Institutional Investors, and Students/Researchers. It suits beginner, intermediate, and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does FINRA Fixed Income Data support?
You can use FINRA Fixed Income Data on Web. FINRA Fixed Income Data offers an API. Integrations include FINRA API and TRACE data feeds.
Which markets does FINRA Fixed Income Data cover?
FINRA Fixed Income Data covers North America. Examples include US. It tracks Bonds. Identifiers include CUSIP.
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