The submission of orders for block trade solutions Midpoint Order Book (Midpoint) or Book of Block Trade (BBT) via the ePUMA trading station has undergone improvements. The goal is to enhance the user experience and streamline the routine. The update has brought greater ease for investors as the number of fields that need to be filled out when submitting an order will be reduced. Furthermore, the tool automatically locks fields that should not be filled out, thus minimizing the chance of errors. Here's how it works: #Automatic Filling: When the instrument symbol ending in "M" (Midpoing) is entered in the ticker field, the field "Type of market" will be automatically filled as Midpoint, thereby eliminating the need for the user to fill out two fields. # Error Prevention: When the user enters the instrument symbol ending in "M" (Midpoint) or "Q" (BBT), fields that do not need to be filled out will be locked, preventing potential input errors.

B3 has implemented a change to the “expiration code” field in the shortened version of the BVBG.031 (DailyFeeUnitCostReport) file, which is used to inform market participants about the unit costs of fees applicable to trades. From now on, the shortened version, sent to options markets 3 and 4, will only include the month code and the year code, thus reducing the file size. Previously, this field also contained the option type and an alphanumeric sequence. This change was made to accommodate clients who were experiencing difficulties with the current file size.

Following the implementation the Private Securities Post-Trade Solution (Flow II), B3 identified the need to increase the number of decimal places in the “price” and “quantity” fields from 6 to 8, in the case of Closed-End Fund Shares (CFF) trades. We will therefore adjust the allocation process carried out in Real Time Clearing (RTC) to the flow of the previously existing product. Therefore, these trades can also be allocated through the new solution, which will now have full adherence to the products already integrated with it, namely, Debentures, Real Estate Receivables Certificates (CRI), Agribusiness Receivables Certificates (CRA) and Closed-End Fund Shares (CFF).