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Abstract:Interactive Brokers has recently unveiled the latest version (10.22) of its TWS API, which includes new features and updates to enhance the company's trading solutions.
Interactive Brokers has recently unveiled the latest version (10.22) of its TWS API, which includes new features and updates to enhance the company's trading solutions. The release introduces support for delayed yield bid/ask and includes two new tick types: DELAYED_YIELD_BID = 103 and DELAYED_YIELD_ASK = 104. However, the solution no longer supports FADataType.PROFILES and has unified Groups and Profiles.
The company regularly updates its TWS API to improve its functionality. In November 2022, Interactive Brokers released version 10.19 of its TWS API, which included Bond Issuer enhancements. This update added new fields to the SymbolSamples response and ReqContractDetails request.
The TWS API also offers support for the instrument timezone, allowing users to send date/time values in different formats, such as UTC format, the instrument's exchange timezone, and the operator's timezone.
About Interactive Brokers
Interactive Brokers has been given by WikiFX a decent score of 8.15/10. Interactive Brokers is a popular online brokerage firm that provides trading solutions for various financial instruments, including stocks, options, futures, currencies, and bonds. The company was founded in 1978 and has since grown to become one of the largest and most reputable brokerage firms in the world. Interactive Brokers offers advanced trading technology and tools that cater to both individual and institutional clients. They are known for their low trading fees, high-quality customer support, and comprehensive range of trading products and services. The company is regulated by several financial authorities globally.
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