About NYSE Integrated
NYSE Integrated is a proprietary market data feed that provides full order book depth for securities traded on the exchange’s PILLAR platform. NYSE is a primary listing exchange for many large-cap and blue-chip companies, but it covers activity across all NMS securities on the venue. It includes depth-of-book updates, trades, order imbalances, status messages, and other events needed to reconstruct a full order book.
Full order book data can be used to analyze liquidity behavior, queue dynamics, and order flow across price levels. Executions can be evaluated against the state of the book to determine trade aggressor side, while odd-lot activity provides a more complete view of displayed liquidity than top-of-book data alone.
This feed also includes imbalance data for NYSE’s opening and closing auctions, which is important for understanding how buy and sell interest develops around major liquidity events.
It's also the only exchange with Designated Market Maker (DMM) privileges, which allow floor brokers to submit Discretionary Orders (D-Quotes). Most D-Quotes are entered after 3:50 PM for the Closing Auction, when floor interest accounts for over 40% of total volume.



