Federal Register #SR-NasdaqTX-2026-052

Nasdaq Texas proposes removing obsolete CORE FIX fee schedule references

The Securities and Exchange Commission notice describes Nasdaq Texas, LLC’s proposal to remove unused CORE FIX references from its equity fee schedule. - Government agency: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC); the notice concerns a proposed rule change filed by Nasdaq Texas, LLC. - OEMs and vendors: Nasdaq Texas, LLC is the exchange proposing the changes; no product manufacturers or procurement vendors are identified. - Proposed removals from Equity 7, Sections 115 and 130: - CORE FIX production port fee: $500 per month. - CORE FIX disaster recovery port fee: $25 per month. - CORE FIX testing facility port references associated with a $300-per-month testing fee. - Temporary fee waiver language for those ports. - Nasdaq Texas says it will not deploy CORE FIX. It states that deleting these provisions will not change the availability, pricing, or functionality of services currently used by market participants. - This is a regulatory rule-change notice, not a procurement solicitation; no products or services are requested.

Description

Nasdaq Texas, LLC proposes to amend its transaction fees at Equity 7, Sections 115 and 130, by removing obsolete references to the CORE FIX order entry protocol. The changes include deleting references to CORE FIX production and disaster recovery port fees, testing facility ports, and associated temporary fee waivers. The Exchange states it will not deploy CORE FIX and that the deletions will not change the availability, pricing, or functionality of services currently used by members. The notice invites comments on the proposed rule change by November 25, 2026.

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