OptiView Data Source: 15-Minute Delayed Options Data
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Getting Started & General

What data source does OptiView use?

OptiView uses 15-minute delayed options market data provided by Intrinio under a commercial license. The data includes option prices, bid and ask quotes, and underlying asset prices used across all features of the OptiView platform.

Data source

  • Options market data is provided by Intrinio under a commercial redistribution license
  • OptiView is authorized to display delayed OPRA options data across its platform

Data coverage

  • Includes national best bid and ask prices, last traded price, and trading volume
  • Includes underlying asset prices used for strategy analysis and payoff visualization

Update behavior

  • Option quotes and underlying prices reflect 15-minute delayed market data
  • Quote and last price data is refreshed constantly to maintain consistency across platform features
  • Reference data is refreshed at least once a day

Related Questions

Charting
What is the difference between delayed data and real-time broker data?OptiView provides either 15-minute delayed market data or real-time broker data, depending on whether a brokerage account is connected. Delayed data is available to all users, while real-time data is provided by a connected broker.
Broker
Can OptiView connect to my brokerage account?OptiView connects to brokerage accounts using secure OAuth 2.0 authorization. This connection allows users to access real-time market data and send order instructions while keeping execution and assets within the broker.
Getting Started & General
Is OptiView free?OptiView is an options analytics platform for retail traders that offers free access to strategy building, option scanning, and payoff visualization tools. OptiView includes free 15-minute delayed OPRA market data, allowing users to analyze and compare multi-leg options strategies without a paid subscription.