By default, spot market data connections do not have the following enabled so you must explicitly request that Cboe FX enables them.
NDF market data connections do not provide visibility of your own orders.
Due to the nature of the exchange, crossed markets are possible but usually fleeting.
A crossed market is defined as a bid for a price higher than the best offer, or an offer for a price lower than the best bid.
The exchange provides data related to Time and Sales with a sixty (60) second delay.
Cboe FX is a 24-hour exchange and does not utilize open, close, and/or settlement prices. Also, TT users will not see net change (net-chg) information.
TT has added a variety of new features to support trading currency pairs on Cboe FX including:
Trade Date column: Added an optional "Trade Date" column to grid-based widgets that display order and fill records, e.g., Order Book, Fills widget, Orders and Fills widget, Audit Trail and Audit Query widget.
Settlement Date column: Added an optional "Settlement Date" column to grid-based widgets that display order and fill records, e.g., Order Book, Fills widget, Orders and Fills widget, Audit Trail and Audit Query widget.
FX Spot Order Entry Quantities: On FX Spot instruments, the order quantity controls provide a button immediately to the right of the numeric value that toggles between "K" (Thousands), "M" (Millions), and blank.
Note These features are currently available in the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment.
Cboe FX provides a number of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on their website at https://www.cboe.com/global/fx/resources/#faqs.