DAS ActiveWeb is a browser-based platform, whereas DAS PRO is for desktop. Visit the DAS Trader website for more information.

You can export either an .xlsx or .pdf of any report that you generate, from the Reports tab in PropReports.

Please see Page 29 in DAS User Guide and Manuals - either synthetic STOP order via STOPS or GSTOPS routes.

The GSTOPS route is a native stop order that goes directly to BATS (the only exchange that still accepts native stops) for execution.

If you have a Wise account, you can wire to us directly through your Wise account.

Alternatively, you can send a SWIFT wire using the information below:

Bank Name: Community Federal Savings Bank (Wise)
Bank Address: 89-16 Jamaica Ave, Woodhaven, New York, United States, 11421
Bank Swift: CMFGUS33
Bank ACH and Wire Routing: 026073150
Bank Account Type: Checking
Bank Account Currency: USD

Beneficiary Name: Zimtra Asset Management LLC
Beneficiary Account: 822000697704
Beneficiary Address: 89018, 111 NE 1st St Miami FL 33132, United States
Beneficiary Note*: [YOUR TRADER ID]

*must be included in the transfer to avoid delays in processing.

The primary US market consists of 3 'tapes':

Tape A - NYSE listed stocks (ie: BAC, META, etc.),
Tape B - AMEX/ARCA and other exchanges (ie: SPY, GLD, etc.),
Tape C - Nasdaq listed stocks (ie: AAPL, NVDA, etc.).

For example, in order to see charts, prints and NBBO (national best bid offer) data in Tape A listed stocks, you need to have a NYSE level 1 market data subscription. Most traders typically want to have at least level 1 data for all tapes.

The best value on DAS is the Level 1 Package, which includes level 1 for all 3 tapes and allows you to see charts, prints and NBBO data for all primary listed stocks.

If you need depth of book data, its called Level 2 data, which is added on top of your level 1 data and provides a depth of book view (all available visible order flow for that market).

The answer key for market data agreements are as follows:

A, H & J are 'Yes', all other questions are 'No'. L = Individual.

All other personal information is unique for each individual. So you need to read questions carefully and provide accurate answers.

Fees are outlined here:
Zimtra How It Works.

Commission fees vary from $0 to $0.0015 per share. Rates are based on the plan. For the Pro and Elite plan comm fees are based on volume.

Plan types and comm rates are outlined here https://zimtra.ky/how-it-works/

Regulatory fees are passed through at prevailing market rates:
SEC: $27.80/1m
TAF: 16.6cts/1000 $8.30max
NSCC: $0.0017911/fill + 0.280074738/$1m
CAT: $0.000014/sh

The free route is called ZPRO.
ECN fee is $0.000/share (zero) for super-dollar (>$1) symbols and $0.001/share for sub-dollar (<$1) symbols.

Locate fees - variable, depending on market conditions of what you are trying to short

Overnight Interest - Fed Funds + 4.50% to 4.25% depending on monthly volume

Borrows (HTB) for carrying short positions overnight - variable, very competitive rates passed through from clearing

Monthly platform and market data - platform dependent https://zimtra.ky/how-it-works/

No, only if the stock you are interested in shorting is not easy to borrow.

We have a huge easy to borrow list which is updated daily to provide our traders with the best shorting opportunities.

However, not all stocks are on the easy list due to many factors, such stocks are known as hard to borrow and will require a locate before shorting.