This archive provides an overview of the historical system documentation like user manuals, interfaces, software kits and test data for the simulation since release 5.0.
This document describes the principles of order handling, order matching and price determination as offered by the different trading forms typically available on the trading venue Xetra: auction and continuous trading.
The purpose of this document is to describe electronic trading of instruments in the Continuous Auction trading models. The market model defines the principles of order matching and price determination as implemented in the trading system. This includes the available trading models, the prioritization of orders, the different order types and the transparency, i.e. the type and the extent of information available to market participants during trading hours.
The document provides an overview of T7. It describes the major functional and system features, and provides a high level description of the interface landscape.
This document contains detailed information on order, quote and trade traceability across trading and clearing systems focusing on the markets XEUR (Eurex Frankfurt) and XETR (Xetra Frankfurt).
The document provides information relating to the T7 Enhanced Trading Interface (ETI) and contains a detailed description of the concepts and the messages used by the interface for both the Cash and Derivatives Markets.
The document provides information on the T7 FIX LF interface for both the Cash and Derivatives Markets and contains a description of the conncectivity, concepts and messages used by FIX LF.
The package contains the QuickFix Engine dictionaries (FIXLF44_Derivatives.xml, FIXLF44_Cash.xml) and message reference files including message and field descriptions (FIXLF_DerivativesExt.xml, FIXLF_CashExt.xml) for the T7 FIX LF interface per market place type.
The document provides information relating to the market and reference data interfaces (EMDI, MDI, RDI and RDF) and contains a detailed description of the concepts and messages used by the interfaces.
The package contains the XML FAST template files (FAST 1.1 and 1.2) and FIXML schema files for the T7 market and reference data interfaces (EMDI, MDI and RDI).
The document provides information relating to the T7 Enhanced Order Book Interface (EOBI) and contains a detailed description of the concepts and messages used by the interfaces.
The document contains an overview of the reference data services for participants which can be accessed via the Common Report Engine, Reference Data Interface (T7 RDI), Cash Market Member Section and the Xetra website www.xetra.com.
This document provides information on the T7 Derivatives Markets GUI solutions, the Eurex Trader GUI, Admin GUI and Clearer GUI for T7. All views and functions of the T7 Derivatives Markets GUIs are described.
This document provides information on the T7 Cash Markets GUI solutions, the Xetra Trader GUI, Xetra Admin and Xetra Clearer GUI for T7. All views and functions of the T7 Cash Markets GUIs are described.
This document provides information on Deutsche Börse's T7 GUI solutions, the T7 Trader GUI, T7 Admin GUI and T7 Clearer GUI from a technical point of view. The document explains how to establish connection to Deutsche Börse's T7 with the GUI solutions.
This file contains for one specific date (Frankfurt time) the number of packets per multicast address and port combination enhanced with the stream and market information. Please note that the number of packets varies per day and the “From” and “To” columns contain the first and last minute where data was received on that day for the respective combination.
This file contains for one specific date (Frankfurt time) the number of packets per multicast address and port combination enhanced with the stream and market information. Please note that the number of packets varies per day and the “From” and “To” columns contain the first and last minute where data was received on that day for the respective combination.
This document provides details on the network access options for T7 and Eurex Clearing's interfaces. It includes detailed technical background information, such as router equipment information and port numbers for the configuration of firewalls.
This document provides an overview of Deutsche Börse’s disaster recovery concept for the T7 trading system. It contains the required technical background information as well as functional features and limitations to enable participants to continue trading in a DR situation.
This file contains for one specific date (Frankfurt time) the number of packets per multicast address and port combination enhanced with the stream and market information. Please note that the number of packets varies per day and the “From” and “To” columns contain the first and last minute where data was received on that day for the respective combination.
This file contains for one specific date (Frankfurt time) the number of packets per multicast address and port combination enhanced with the stream and market information. Please note that the number of packets varies per day and the “From” and “To” columns contain the first and last minute where data was received on that day for the respective combination.
The Common Report Engine allows the centralised provisioning of reports and the Common Upload Engine the upload of files. The manual contains everything from access information to the CRE & CUE and report/file naming conventions for CRE.
This document describes the timeline, new and changed features as well as the simulation focus days for the T7 Release 10.0 for all derivatives and cash markets. Please use this document to plan and prepare your T7 Release simulation participation.
This document provides a detailed description of the reaction of Deutsche Börse's T7 trading system to technical incidents and provides best practices for handling them. In addition the document provides references to the respective focus days in the T7 simulation environment which are intended to simulate such incidents.
The market status window is an indication regarding the current technical availability of the trading system. It indicates whether news board messages regarding current technical issues of the trading system have been published or will be published shortly.
Please find further information about incident handling in the Emergency Playbook published on the Xetra webpage under Technology --> T7 trading architecture --> Emergency procedures. Detailed information about incident communication, market re-opening procedures and best practices for order and trade reconciliation can be found in the chapters 4.2, 4.3 and 4.5, respectively. Concrete information for the respective incident will be published during the incident via newsboard message
We strongly recommend not to take any decisions based on the indications in the market status window but to always check the production news board for comprehensive information on an incident.