Source: OJ L, 2025/416, 14.3.2025

Current language: FR

Article 14 Code d’identification de la transaction


Summary What does Article 14 of the RTS on trading platform order book records say?

This brief but precise article establishes a specific record-keeping requirement that directly connects to the broader order book obligations set out across Articles 2 to 15.

Where Article 9 addresses the individual identification code for orders, Article 14 shifts focus to the transaction level, requiring that each transaction arising from the execution of an order — whether full or partial — carries its own unique identification code.

Important points:

  • Crypto-asset service providers operating a trading platform must maintain an individual transaction identification code for every transaction resulting from order execution.
  • This obligation applies to both full and partial executions of an order, ensuring no executed transaction goes untracked.
  • The identification code must be recorded in accordance with field 46 of Table 2 and field 1 of Table 3 of the Annex, as applicable.

Springlex's summary of the article, a reading aid, not a substitute for the legal text.

Les prestataires de services sur crypto-actifs exploitant une plate-forme de négociation de crypto-actifs attribuent à chaque transaction résultant de l’exécution totale ou partielle d’un ordre un code d’identification de transaction individuel, comme indiqué dans le champ 46 du tableau 2 et, selon le cas, dans le champ 1 du tableau 3 de l’annexe, et l’enregistrent.

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