QUODD

QUODD sells financial market data to banks, wealth managers, broker-dealers, advisors, asset servicers, fintech startups and platform providers. The company says it serves more than 1,800 institutions (its company page says nearly 2,000) and is based in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Its catalog covers real-time and end-of-day prices for equities, ETFs, fixed income, mutual funds and audited NAVs, options, futures, indices and more than 168 currencies, drawn from over 150 exchanges, along with reference data, identifiers, corporate actions, dividends and fundamentals. Evaluated bond pricing comes from more than 100 evaluators. Data is delivered three ways: the QX Digital Platform for back- and middle-office teams that maintain security masters, verify prices and process corporate actions; the QX Marketplace, which offers more than 500 APIs and feeds sold individually for developers; and Equity+, a streaming securities workstation for front-office monitoring.

QUODD runs on cloud infrastructure hosted on AWS and reports SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II certification. It offers a developer portal for testing and onboarding, and licensing is modular, with consumption-based plans for smaller firms. Rates are not published.