IT Documentation by product

The purpose of this document is to provide:
- A global overview of the application messages exchanged between Order Entry Connections (Logical Accesses) and Optiq’s Matching Engine (ME), and the associated publicly broadcast market data messages;
- The main rules and particularities associated with this model; -
The enhancements to the model implemented with the migration to Optiq;
with the objective to allow all market participants to gain a better understanding of the model.

This document outlines the migration guidelines for Phase 1 of Euronext’s Optimized Structured Products Market Model and New Segment on Euronext Access Paris. Revisions of this document will be made available as Euronext delivers more features of the project and information/requirements can be shared with our clients

This document details the Euronext policy and accompanying procedures for
(i) any party involved in developing, testing or deploying in-house or ISV (independent software vendor) trading applications that interoperate with the Euronext Trading Platform;
(ii) ISVs who develop, test and deploy trading applications that interoperate with the Euronext Trading Platform;
(iii) Application Service Providers (ASP) and hosted solutions that enable use of the Euronext Trading Platform; and
(iv) any party involved in using algorithms for trading purposes.

Note: The APA/ARM sections of this document complies with the UK DRSP regulatory framework governance.