Pyth Network said on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, that it now distributes NYSE BQT through the Pyth Data Marketplace. The feed is the New York Stock Exchange’s real-time Level 1 product for U.S. equities and ETFs.

The Brief

  • Pyth Network now distributes NYSE BQT, which carries quotes and trades from all five NYSE Group equity exchanges.
  • The feed covers U.S. equities and ETFs, including securities listed outside NYSE Group that trade on its exchanges.
  • NYSE BQT also relays trading halts, resumptions and short sale restrictions as status messages from NYSE Group.
  • Clients license the data directly with NYSE and receive it through Pyth under NYSE’s market data policies.

What Happened?

Pyth, a blockchain oracle network that supplies market data to financial applications, detailed the feed in a blog post. NYSE BQT carries best bid and offer with size from NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National and NYSE Texas. It also carries trades and last sale, including trades reported to the NYSE Trade Reporting Facility. Primary market closing prices and real-time consolidated volume complete the package.

Anthony Zawadzki, head of data and digital asset products at NYSE said:

As financial markets increasingly move onchain, the quality and integrity of the underlying data matter more than ever.

He added that the collaboration gives builders and institutions a new way to access NYSE data. He also tied it to NYSE’s push to bring trusted market infrastructure into the digital asset era.

Pyth received approval in September to distribute Nasdaq Basic. Apps can now pull data from both exchange groups through the same marketplace, which launched in April. Its data providers include Euronext FX, Fidelity Investments, OTC Markets Group, SGX FX, Tradeweb and Exchange Data International.

🇺🇸 Pyth is now an approved distributor of @NYSE market data. Real-time top-of-book across five NYSE Group equity markets 🧵 https://t.co/FpWify7rM8

Home-exchange quotes land beside tokenized stocks

Pyth aims the feed at venues that list equity perpetual futures and tokenized stocks on Pyth Pro. Those venues can show users the NYSE quote and last sale next to the instrument they trade, live from the stock’s own exchange.

When an underlying stock stops trading, Pyth Pro keeps the market priced. NYSE BQT now adds the halt, the resumption or the short sale restriction straight from NYSE Group. “A venue that receives a halt as it happens can act on it as it happens,” Pyth said.

For a venue pricing a synthetic stock, a home-exchange halt is the event most likely to pull the two prices apart. A direct signal from NYSE Group could shorten the gap between that halt and the venue’s response. Holders of equity perps or tokenized NYSE-traded names can check whether their venue shows the home-exchange quote and halt status.

The NYSE close anchors overnight moves

Pyth Indices price U.S. equities 24/7, while NYSE BQT supplies the primary market close. Pyth said the pairing lets an app show how far a stock has moved since NYSE closed, through the night and over the weekend.

That overnight gap can be hard for a tokenized-stock user to check once the bell rings. With the close coming from NYSE’s own feed, the starting point of that move is the primary market’s closing price.

Pyth argues that software now consumes market data more than screens do. Its marketplace lets institutions send 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. With NYSE BQT and Nasdaq Basic, it now distributes licensed data from both exchange groups. The announcement leaves two details unstated: what an NYSE BQT license costs through this channel, and which Pyth Pro venues have signed one.

Access still starts at the exchange. Clients license NYSE BQT directly with NYSE and receive it through Pyth, subject to NYSE’s market data policies and applicable agreements.