Create RFQ

Creates a new RFQ.

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Request body for creating a standalone RFQ.

amount
object
required

The Amount of an order with a specified type indicating how the amount is represented.

  • Par: Represents the order size in face value (e.g., a corporate bond with a $1,000 face value).
  • Notional: Represents the order size in notional dollar value.
  • Shares: Represents the order size in number of shares (for equities).
string

The ID of the RFQ as provided by the client.

string

The ID of the custodian for the RFQ. This field is required when venue is TMC.

string
enum
required

Disclosure types

Allowed:
date-time

The time at which quotes for this RFQ are due.

date-time

The time at which the RFQ will expire.

date-time

The time until which the quotes for this RFQ are firm.

string
required

The ID of the introducing broker placing the order. If not specified, the organization associated with the API key will be used.

string
required

The ISIN of the instrument being traded.

string

When creating an RFQ to trade against an existing order, the identifier of the corresponding order.

string
required

The risk group ID to use for this order. If not specified, the default risk group for the organization will be used. The risk group must belong to the organization specified by ib_id. Orders for which the risk group does not belong to the specified organization will be rejected with "invalid risk group id."

date | null

The date on which the trade for this RFQ is to be settled.

string
enum
required

Represents which side this order is on:

  • buy
  • sell
Allowed:
boolean

Whether to skip fees for this RFQ. If true, the quotes will not include fees.

string
enum
required

RFQ types

Allowed:
string
required

The Market Participant Identifier (MPID) of the venue.

venue_trader_info
object
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