Toss Securities connects to Bruce Markets equities feed following outages
South Korean brokerage Toss Securities integrated Bruce Markets US equities data feed to maintain continuous trading execution following recent domestic financial market data disruptions
CHICAGO and SEOUL, South Korea, Oct 1, 2026 - Bruce Markets, operator of the overnight U.S. equities trading venue Bruce ATS, has announced that Toss Securities, Korea's leading financial superapp, has integrated its market data feed for overnight U.S. equities into Bruce ATS. This move aims to minimize the risk of blind trading for Toss Securities' customers by providing a reliable source of market data.
The integration follows Bruce Markets' first market-data client in South Korea, Meritz Securities. Bruce Markets' CEO, Jason Wallach, emphasized the importance of market structure resilience, particularly for Korean investors who should not face data blackouts from a single ATS outage when other venues are available. The integration is a response to the growing demand for U.S. equities among Korean investors and the increasing activity in overnight U.S. equity trading.
In Q2 2026, total shares traded in overnight U.S. equities reached 11.14 billion, with notional value at $391.2 billion, a 34% and 59% increase from Q1 respectively. Bruce ATS saw a 144% increase in executed volume, with 1.16 billion shares traded and notional rising 105% to $49.03 billion. This integration is part of a broader trend towards a competitive, multi-venue ecosystem that strengthens market resilience and provides brokers, traders, and liquidity providers with multiple pathways to access liquidity in changing market conditions. For more information, visit www.brucemarkets.com.
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