03.23.2026
|FAQs
|Exchange Fees
|3 Min Read
Why do I have to pay QUODD and the exchange to use data?
There is a difference between licensing the rights to use the data with the data owner (the exchange) and buying a service to gain access to the data (your vendor, i.e., QUODD).
You pay the exchange for the license to the data and your vendor (i.e., QUODD) to access that same data. You could take a feed directly from the exchange, but not only would you have to pay the exchange for the delivery of this data (port fee, connection fee, etc.), but you would need to spend a lot of time integrating that feed with your systems.
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05.30.2024
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|3
Where does the QUODD FX rates data come from?
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05.31.2024
|FAQs
|Corporate Actions
|1
Does QUODD have corporate actions data?
The QUODD Global Corporate Actions API provides corporate actions data for events such as stock splits, dividends, mergers, and spinoffs.
05.31.2024
|FAQs
|Corporate Actions
|1
Does QUODD provide private company corporate actions data?
The QUODD Global Corporate Actions API provides corporate actions data for public companies' events such as stock splits, dividends, mergers, and spinoffs.