Request for Quote (RFQ) Orders
Use the RFQ (Request for Quote) feature to request data for US Corporate and Municipal bonds, and for non-U.S. options1.
Notes:
The Reference Table to the upper right provides a general summary of the order type characteristics. The checked features are applicable in some combination, but do not necessarily work in conjunction with all other checked features. For example, if Options and Stocks, US and Non-US, and Smart and Directed are all checked, it does not follow that all US and Non-US Smart and direct-routed stocks support the order type. It may be the case that only Smart-routed US Stocks, direct-routed Non-US stocks and Smart-routed US Options are supported.
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Smart |  |
Attribute | |
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Non-US Products | |
Directed | |
Order Type | |
| Options | |
Time in Force | |
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RFQ Short Video
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Example
You want to know the price for XYZ options trading on HKFE. On the ticker, use the right-click menu and select Request Quote.
In the Request Quote dialog box, enter the number of contracts for which you want a quote and click OK. The market data for the selected contract is displayed on the selected ticker line.
Note:
- SEC rules prohibit U.S. resident customers from trading non-U.S. security options.