Webull launches unified overnight order‑book feed consolidating Blue Ocean and Bruce Markets

Webull unveils unified overnight order-book feed

Webull Corporation launches a consolidated market data feed for overnight U.S. equities trading from its St. Petersburg, Florida office, combining real‑time order‑book insights from Blue Ocean and Bruce Markets into a single view on the Webull platform. The product gives users simultaneous visibility of quotes and depth across both overnight venues while preserving existing order routing, aiming to address fragmented price transparency that has challenged overnight liquidity discovery. Webull positions the feed for active overnight traders, particularly in the Asia‑Pacific region who access U.S. markets during local daytime hours.

Consolidated feed targets Asia‑Pacific liquidity capture

The unified feed offers a free synthetic BBO “top of book” and a $4.99 per month subscription for a full Level 2 order‑book display that shows deeper overnight liquidity. Webull rolls the product out in 11 of its 14 markets immediately, with the remaining three markets to follow soon. By standardising data from independent venues that do not share order books, the firm seeks to help customers identify pricing opportunities and capture liquidity that can otherwise be hidden across separate overnight outlets.

Webull says the single consolidated view improves global access and supports participation with greater confidence. Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO, characterises the move as part of the company’s push for next‑generation global infrastructure and better tools for both retail and institutional clients operating in the expanding 24/5 trading window. The product retains brokers’ existing routing arrangements so clients can view aggregated liquidity without changing execution pathways.

Industry context: expanding 24/5 market structure

The launch reflects broader industry innovation as brokers and venues adapt to extended U.S. equities trading hours, investing in data and interface tools to reduce information fragmentation. Market participants and technology providers are increasingly focused on providing consolidated views across non‑integrated venues to support faster, more informed decision‑making during overnight sessions.

Availability and further information

Webull distributes the announcement via PRNewswire and posts additional detail on its overnight trading page and corporate blog. The company highlights its global network of licensed brokerages as part of the effort to standardise overnight data and improve market transparency for a worldwide investor base.