Webull Consolidated Market Data Feed for U.S. Equities

Webull Corporation has announced the global launch of its consolidated market data feed for overnight trading in U.S. equities, aiming to improve transparency and access for international investors.

The newly introduced feed is here to provide clearer visibility into liquidity and price discovery during the expanding overnight trading session. Traditionally, U.S. equities trading outside regular market hours has been fragmented, with activity spread across multiple independent venues that do not share order books. This structure has often limited investors’ ability to assess real-time market conditions accurately.

Webull’s consolidated market data feed addresses this issue by combining real-time information from Blue Ocean and Bruce Markets, two established venues for overnight U.S. equities trading, into a unified interface on its platform. This integration enables users to view quotes and market depth from both venues simultaneously.

Webull Consolidated Market Data Feed for U.S. Equities

Commenting on the launch, Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull, said that overnight trading represents a key opportunity for many global investors. He emphasized that bringing multiple data sources into a single view improves access to U.S. markets and helps traders make informed decisions regardless of their location.

Although Webull’s order routing process remains unchanged, the consolidated feed allows investors to analyze bid-ask quotes and depth of book across both venues. This provides a more comprehensive overview of available liquidity.

By connecting these data sources, Webull aims to help users better identify pricing opportunities and manage risk in periods when market transparency is typically lower. The product is primarily for active overnight traders, particularly those in the Asia-Pacific region who access U.S. markets during local daytime hours.

The consolidated market data feed is currently available in 11 of Webull’s 14 operating markets, with additional rollouts planned. Users can access free synthetic best bid and offer data, while a $4.99 monthly subscription provides a full Level 2 order book view.

The launch reflects ongoing industry efforts to support 24/5 trading and enhance the global investing experience.

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