Federal Register #SR-NASDAQ-2026-093

SEC notice on Nasdaq’s proposal to remove obsolete CORE FIX fee-schedule references

This SEC notice addresses Nasdaq’s proposal to remove fee-schedule references to a protocol it will not deploy. - Government agency: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). - Filing organization: The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC. - Proposed changes: Remove obsolete CORE FIX references from Equity 7, Sections 115 and 130, including production and testing port fees, temporary fee waivers, and Night Session port language. - The removed references include a $575 monthly production-port fee and a $300 monthly testing-port fee. - Impact described by Nasdaq: The changes are intended to clarify the fee schedule and will not affect services currently in use or their availability, pricing, or functionality. - Procurement status: This is a regulatory notice, not a request to purchase products or services; no quantities, part numbers, or contract performance period are provided.

Description

The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC proposes to amend its transaction fee schedule at Equity 7, Sections 115 and 130, by removing obsolete references to the CORE FIX order entry protocol. The deletions include CORE FIX port fees and related temporary waiver language, Night Session CORE FIX ports, and CORE FIX ports at the Nasdaq Testing Facility. Nasdaq states it will not deploy CORE FIX, and the changes will not affect services currently available or change fees charged for currently used services. The proposal became effective upon filing, and the SEC is soliciting comments.

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