Pyth becomes external distributor for Nasdaq Basic U.S. market data

  • Pyth Network received Nasdaq approval to distribute Nasdaq Basic through its data marketplace.
  • Nasdaq Basic provides real-time top-of-book data for all U.S. exchange-listed securities.
  • Clients need Nasdaq's prior written approval to access Nasdaq Basic through Pyth.

Pyth Network has received Nasdaq approval to distribute Nasdaq Basic through the Pyth Data Marketplace, enabling clients to license real-time top-of-book quotes and trade data for all U.S. exchange-listed securities. End clients must obtain Nasdaq's prior written approval before accessing the feed. Nasdaq Basic includes best bids and offers with sizes, last-sale prices and sizes from Nasdaq venues and the FINRA/Nasdaq Trade Reporting Facility, plus Nasdaq's official opening and closing prices. The arrangement follows Nasdaq's June 2026 addition of TotalView to Pyth's marketplace and broadens the companies' data relationship beyond full order-book information. Pyth says 96% of perpetual-market trading that uses external data runs on its feeds, while PYTH rose more than 8% after the announcement and recently traded at $0.06800, up 5.47%.

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