Quantower Data Connection: How to Connect the TAI-PAN Data Feed

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Are you trading with the modern Quantower platform and looking for highly reliable, fast market data? 

By integrating the TAI-PAN data feed, you can power your Quantower charts and order books with top-tier quotes directly from the exchanges.

In this quick guide, we will show you exactly how to find, configure, and connect TAI-PAN data feeds as a data source within Quantower.

Video Guide: Connecting TAI-PAN to Quantower

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Once you have started Quantower and logged in, you might already be connected to a default or previous data feed [00:00:14]. Follow these simple steps to switch to TAI-PAN:

**Step 1: Open the Connections Menu**

You have two ways to access the connection settings: Either right-click on any empty space within your Quantower workspace and select **Connections**, or click on one of the active connections at the top of your screen to open the *Recent Connections* list [00:00:28].

**Step 2: Select the TAI-PAN Data Feed**

First, disconnect any existing, conflicting data feeds. Then, scroll down the alphabetical list of providers to the letter "T" and select the **Taipan** data feed [00:00:53].

*(Pro-Tip: You can mark TAI-PAN as a favorite for quicker access in the future).*

**Step 3: Enter Your Credentials**

Now, enter your personal login details:

**Username:** This is usually the 6-digit customer number you received from us via email [00:01:13].

**Password:** Enter the password you chose during your registration for the demo or the data feed [00:01:23].

**Step 4: Connect and Load Charts**

Click the **Connect** button [00:01:37]. The connection will be established immediately, and you will see your charts in the background instantly populating with fresh TAI-PAN market data [00:01:48].

💡 Important Note: Real-time vs. Delayed Data

Depending on your specific TAI-PAN subscription plan, the data fed into your Quantower charts will be either in true **real-time** or **delayed** (usually 15 minutes) [00:01:58]. If your charts seem to be lagging behind the actual market, please check your Lenz + Partner account to ensure you have the necessary real-time exchange packages (e.g., Eurex, Xetra) activated.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the Quantower Connection

Where can I find my TAI-PAN username for Quantower?

Your TAI-PAN username for the Quantower connection is typically the 6-digit customer number that was sent to you via email when you registered with Lenz + Partner.

Can I use multiple data feeds simultaneously in Quantower?

Yes, Quantower allows simultaneous connections to multiple brokers and data providers. However, to avoid conflicting data in your charts, we recommend disconnecting other primary market data feeds before connecting TAI-PAN.

Why is my TAI-PAN data in Quantower delayed?

If your data is delayed, it is tied to your subscription plan. While the TAI-PAN connection itself processes data instantly, you need to be subscribed to the specific real-time packages for the exchanges you are trading (e.g., Nasdaq, Eurex). Without these, the data defaults to a 15-minute delay.

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