Options Technology has expanded its AtlasFeed and raw market data coverage after a record-breaking first half of 2026. The expansion strengthens connectivity across U.S. options, equities, and Middle Eastern markets. It is also worth noting that the firm now offers increased normalized and native feed coverage right from the start. The connectivity offering offered by the firm utilizes the global trading infrastructure and offers low-latency market access capability. This also helps in offering scalable integration capability across various asset classes.
The U.S. options market set a new benchmark for volume in June. Volume on the exchange was at 76.4 million daily contracts during the month. To address this demand, Options has introduced several new U.S. options depth feeds. These can be integrated by clients using Options’ existing market infrastructure. In addition, Options continues to be one of the limited providers of OPRA feed distribution in Europe. New venues will further fragment the market.
Options Broadens Global Market Connectivity
Options IEX and MX2 are among those exchanges anticipated to be launched during the latter part of 2026. Therefore, efficient connectivity through technology is vital for institutional market participants. The development will also entail the ability to access market data from the Texas Stock Exchange. The clients will also have the ability to route orders to the new U.S. equity exchange. In addition, Options has increased its reach to key MENA exchanges. The exchanges include Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, Dubai Financial Market, and Borsa Istanbul Exchange.
The increased coverage provides market data and connections to institutional players. It also helps firms that want to gain access to the high-growth markets of the region. This comes amid a number of recent announcements by Options Technology. Most recently, the firm named Stephen Dorrian as Senior Vice President of Enterprise Data.
Danny Moore, President and CEO at Options, said: “H1 2026 has set a new standard with record U.S. options volume, and we’re proud to provide the data infrastructure powering that growth. By expanding our AtlasFeed normalization and native feed coverage, we are ensuring our clients stay ahead of market fragmentation. We are committed to maintaining this momentum as we move into the second half of the year.”
Also, Options has released AtlasInsight V5 for state-of-the-art trading infrastructure. In addition, APAC connectivity has been upgraded via AtlasFabric. The new offerings include direct connectivity to the Japan Alternative Market. This is all in line with the emphasis on global trading connectivity. On the whole, the current expansion of market data will be beneficial for the infrastructure of Options in many important markets.
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News Source: Businesswire.com
