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Will I receive a list of the licenses DataCT believes my firm currently has?
Yes. Your migrated Data License inventory will be presented in the portal for confirmation, and is then maintained as a shared record between you and the Administrator.Existing licenses carry over ...
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How do I update contacts, billing information and authorized users?
All updates are made through portal.consolidatedtape.com.Your System Registry entries must be kept current — changes made within 30 days — and attested annually.
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Will historical reporting, invoices and audit records be available in the new portal?
Your CT Plan reporting, invoices and correspondence will be held in portal.consolidatedtape.com from the transition forward. Records relating to the legacy CTA and UTP Plans remain with their curre...
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Who approves my firm’s access to the portal?
Your designated Administrative contact approves and manages portal access for your organization. DataCT verifies that access requests come from an authorized representative of the licensed entity.
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Can multiple users from my firm access the portal?
Yes. More than one user from your organization can be registered, and each of the five designated contact roles — Administrative, Technical, Billing, Reporting and Compliance — can be held by a dif...
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Who at my firm should register for the new CT Plan portal?
Registration should be completed by the person who administers your market data licensing.Each Licensee then designates five contacts — Administrative, Technical, Billing, Reporting and Compliance ...
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Are there other CT Plan fee changes I should know about?
Yes, three to note:Broadcast fees now follow one household-based rate schedule on every Tape, replacing three television rate cards, minimums and ticker maximums.The Multiple Feed Charge ($200) and...
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What is happening to the Enterprise Caps?
All three Tapes keep an Enterprise Cap on Non-Professional fees: $648,000 for Tapes A and C, and $490,000 for Tape B.The caps are now consistent in scope — Non-Professional usage only, as Tape C al...
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Which fees are being eliminated under the CT Plan?
The following are eliminated:Tape C delayed redistributor fee ($250 per month)Tape C delayed annual administrative fee ($250 per year)Tape C voice-response port fee ($21.25 per port)Single-security...
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What is changing for Non-Professional usage fees?
The flat $1.00 Non-Professional fee is replaced by a sliding scale on every Tape:$0.90 for the first 2,000 individuals$0.75 from 2,001 to 50,000$0.60 from 50,001 to 250,000$0.40 from 250,001 to 1,0...