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New TRACE Optional Fee-Based Services
[ by Howard Haykin ]
FINRA will roll out 2 new data delivery services for Trace Reporting and Compliance Engine (TRACE), effective 6/10/13. The changes are reflected in amendments to FINRA Rule 7730.
Background Information. Currently, through the FINRA Automated Data Delivery System ("FINRA ADDS") - a secure website - member firms can access TRACE trade journal files for a specified date (transaction reports) for their respective market participant identifiers ("MPIDs"),
- FINRA ADDS provides a report - a file containing all transaction reports to which the MPID was a party on a specified date - to an MPID in response to the MPID’s request.
- The MPID also may request “reject” files - i.e., transaction reports submitted by the MPID that were not accepted by the system due to missing or inaccurate information.
- The transaction report date of the file requested must be within 30 calendar days of the date of the request.
- FINRA ADDS service is free, with no limits on the number of requests for reports that a firm may make or number of firm personnel associated with a specified MPID who may submit such requests.
What's Changing. In response to requests from firms for increased flexibility to access more of a firm’s TRACE transaction history, FINRA has established 2 additional, optional data delivery services - both of which are fee-based: (i) TRACE Data Delivery Plus; and, (ii) TRACE Data Delivery Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP).
1. TRACE Data Delivery Plus allows an MPID subscriber to:
- download reports on demand for transaction reports and reject files to which the MPID was a party that were reported or rejected more than 30 calendar days prior to the date of the MPID’s request -- i.e., transaction data not available through the free FINRA ADDS service -- and within the prior 2 calendar years; and,
- obtain automated daily delivery of the subscriber’s TRACE transaction reports and reject files to the FINRA ADDS website (eliminating the need for the user to submit file requests).
Once a firm subscribes to the optional service, FINRA will assign the subscriber to one of 4 tiers based on the TRACE transactions reported in the previous year to which the MPID was a party. A subscriber will be charged a variable monthly fee based on:
(1) average number of transactions per month to which the MPID subscriber was a party that was reported to TRACE in the prior calendar year; and,
(2) number of FINRA ADDS reports received in a given month for transaction reports and reject files that were reported or rejected more than 30 calendar days prior to the date of the MPID’s request -- i.e., transaction data not available through the free FINRA ADDS service (Plus reports).
2. TRACE Data Delivery Plus (SFTP) allows an MPID subscriber with automated interface to:
- retrieve - without sending a request - its prior day’s TRACE transaction reports and reject files daily from FINRA ADDS.
The fee for the optional service is $200/month, plus a one-time $250 set-up fee.
FINRA Contacts. Direct questions to: Marie Griffin, Product Manager, Transparency Services, (202) 728-8207; or, Noah Egorin, Director, Firm Compliance Tools, (202) 728-8068.
For further details, go to: [ FINRA RegNote 13-9, February 2013 ].

