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xStocks Corporate Actions

Operational corporate actions data built for xStocks markets.

Different Use Cases, One Feed

The xStocks Corporate Actions Data Feed is a standardised, event-driven CF Benchmarks product that gives market participants a dependable operational view of xStocks corporate actions.

It shows what is coming, when it becomes effective, and which economic details matter for downstream workflows, turning corporate action complexity into standardised, action-ready guidance.

Why it matters

Complexities of xStocks Corporate Action Handling

In xStocks, the same corporate action does not have the same impact on every downstream product. How it should be handled depends on the use case and on the moment the event becomes live, which turns corporate actions from simple reference data into a real operational challenge.

Corporate actions sit inside market mechanics

In xStocks, events can affect positions, cashflows, or product state, so corporate actions sit inside the market mechanics rather than beside them.

One event can matter differently by use case

Perpetuals, options, lending, collateral, and treasury workflows may all look at the same corporate action through a different operational lens.

Confidence matters at the event boundary

Consumers need advance notice, a clear live state, and dependable timing so internal workflows stay aligned when an event becomes actionable.

Applications

Use Cases

Perpetuals and derivatives

Synthetic Price Return products that must stay anchored to xStocks spot pricing through corporate action events.

Collateral and lending

Venues holding xStocks directly, where collateral behaves like Total Return and risk state must stay aligned.

Options and structured products

Contracts that must preserve economic continuity across strikes, contract size, and settlement terms.

Treasury, valuation, and operations

Versioned history and active-record logic for valuation, reconciliation, reporting, and auditability.

Lifecycle

Pending vs. Effective

Every event moves through a clear lifecycle so consumers can prepare before it matters and align once it becomes operationally live.

Pending

Advance visibility into an upcoming event so teams can assess impact and prepare internal processes before the market change is live.

Effective

The point at which the event is live and the relevant economic information is confirmed for downstream alignment.

If event details change, updated versions create a clear audit trail so consumers can see what changed and when, rather than relying on silent edits.

Technical details

What a Feed Record Gives You

Each feed entry is a self-contained operational record. Consumers can see the category and type, the lifecycle stage, the authoritative Effective Time, the current version and status, and the normalised fields relevant to that event. The interpretation complexity stays inside the product, while the example below gives a glimpse of how that surface becomes actionable for a downstream market.

Record surface

Every record exposes the operational signals downstream systems need to monitor, prepare, and act.

Category and type

A normalised view of the event, from the broad economic category down to the specific corporate action type.

Stage and timing

Pending or Effective, together with the authoritative Effective Time, so consumers know when an event becomes live.

Relevant action fields

Only the fields relevant to that event, rather than a raw issuer notice that each consumer must interpret for itself.

Version and status

A clear record of whether an event is new, updated, or no longer active.

Mock record

Summarised illustrative schema view. Not every field is populated for every event.

SymbolAAPLx
Effective timeTimestamp
TypeSpin-off
CategoryCashflow
Funding amountUSD amount
Scale factorDecimal
StageEffective

Example: spin-off

A spin-off can be categorised as a Cashflow event. Its value is translated into a normalised cashflow amount, which a perpetual market can use as the corporate-action funding input needed to keep the contract economically aligned through the event. That is the kind of action-ready bridge the feed creates between issuer events and downstream market handling.

Access

Delivery and Onboarding

REST API

Live

Recommended for current integrations and operational monitoring.

WebSocket

On the roadmap

Planned streaming delivery for consumers that prefer a push-based model.

Tailored delivery

Flexible

Delivery setup can be tailored to individual operational needs and integration preferences.

Companion product

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Docs

Documentation and Governance

  • xStocks corporate actions feed methodology guide

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