BOEv3 Message Format Versioning and Nomenclature

Message types may be introduced when new fields cannot be accommodated by utilizing reserved bytes in the existing message specification. In such cases, when a new message type is introduced, it will be documented as a distinct message type in this document. Application layer message types are named using the following pattern:

Table 1. BOEv3 Message Format
Application Layer Message TypeGeneral TypeMarketVersion
NewOrderUSOptionsV1 New Order US Options V1

This allows for ease of distinction between similar message types between markets (for example, JP Equities compared to US Futures), and the handling of new versions of the message (V1, V2, etc.).

When application layer message types are discussed in this document, they are referred to using their general type name unless their specific version is relevant to the documentation.

During any time when multiple versions of messages from Cboe to Member are supported concurrently, the port configuration determines which message version may be sent by Cboe.

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