FIX Protocol Tag 1301: MarketID

Tag 1301 in each FIX version

Values and message usage as defined in a specific version.

• FIX 5.0 SP1
• FIX 5.0 SP2

Data type

EXCHANGE: A market or exchange, usually given as an ISO 10383 market identifier code (MIC), such as XNYS.

Example

1301=XNAS

Illustrative value. In a message, fields are separated by the SOH character (0x01), often shown as | or ^ in logs.

Message types that use tag 1301

• News 35=B
• Market Data Request 35=V
• Market Data Snapshot Full Refresh 35=W
• Market Data Incremental Refresh 35=X
• Derivative Security List 35=AA
• Trade Capture Report 35=AE
• Trade Capture Report Ack 35=AR
• Trading Session List Request 35=BI
• Trading Session List 35=BJ
• Security List Update Report 35=BK
• Security Definition Update Report 35=BP
• Derivative Security List Update Report 35=BR
• Trading Session List Update Report 35=BS
• Market Definition Request 35=BT
• Market Definition 35=BU
• Market Definition Update Report 35=BV
• Order Mass Action Report 35=BZ
• Order Mass Action Request 35=CA
• Security Mass Status Request 35=CN
• Security Mass Status 35=CO
• Party Entitlements Request 35=CU
• Party Entitlements Report 35=CV
• Party Entitlements Update Report 35=CZ
• Party Entitlements Definition Request 35=DA
• Party Entitlements Definition Request Ack 35=DB
• Trade Match Report 35=DC
• Party Action Request 35=DH
• Party Action Report 35=DI
• Mass Order 35=DJ
• Mass Order Ack 35=DK
• Market Data Statistics Request 35=DO
• Market Data Statistics Report 35=DP
• Cross Request 35=DS
• Cross Request Ack 35=DT
• Security Definition Request 35=c
• Security Definition 35=d
• Security Status Request 35=e
• Security Status 35=f
• Trading Session Status Request 35=g
• Trading Session Status 35=h
• Order Mass Cancel Request 35=q
• Order Mass Cancel Report 35=r
• Security Type Request 35=v
• Security Types 35=w
• Security List Request 35=x
• Security List 35=y
• Derivative Security List Request 35=z

Covers every version from FIX 4.0 to 5.0 SP2, including fields reached through components and repeating groups. The version pages above show whether the tag is required in each message.