Uncover the origins of Massive.com's diverse data. This category delves into our data providers, accuracy, and reliability, ensuring users have transparent and trustworthy information sources.
Knowledge Base/Sources
Knowledge Base
Sources
- Title
- Where does Massive source their indices data?
- indices Category
- indices 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- Massive.com sources Indices data from CME Group, CBOE, and Nasdaq. You can use our Tickers Endpoint to query a list of supported indices.
 
- Title
- Where does Massive’s Crypto data come from?
- crypto Category
- crypto 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- We connect to some of the highest volume exchanges to consume the level 1 and level 2 order books.
 
- Title
- Where does Massive’s Options data come from?
- faq Category
- faq 
- options Category
- options 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- We receive our options data directly from the Options Price Reporting Authority (OPRA)
 
- Title
- What are the Securities Information Processors (SIPs)?
- faq Category
- faq 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- Securities Information Processors (SIPs) are regulatory bodies that process and consolidate bid/ask quotes and trades from all trading exchanges into a single data feed.
 
- Title
- Where does Massive source ticker news from?
- reference-data Category
- reference-data 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- We source our news from a variety of RSS feeds from some of the main news sources in finance.
 
- Title
- Where does Massive’s Currencies data come from?
- currencies Category
- currencies 
- forex Category
- forex 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- We connect directly to a variety of institutional-level banks and liquidity providers. We never source forex data from third-party brokerage services.
 
- Title
- Why is Massive’s market data different from other providers?
- data-coverage Category
- data-coverage 
- faq Category
- faq 
- sources Category
- sources 
- Description
- We source our data directly from the SIPs (Securities Information Processors), which includes every single trade and NBBO quote that occurs on any of the 19 US exchanges.
 

