User Help System
EBS Requests
EBS Requests is a self-service function used to create and manage entity information for CME Globex - EBS entities.
For setup details, refer to the EBS Operational Readiness Guide,
- Create or use an existing CME Group Login.
- Sign the CME Customer Center Customer Self-Service Form.
- Request self-service application access from your firm's Admin Manager: The Admin manager assigns application access with the User Administration functions or requests via registration forms.
- New Release Setup
- Network Connectivity
- Setup Request Center (NR/CERT)
- Test and Certify Application Programming Interfaces (API)
- Production Setup
- Network Connectivity
- Setup API applications
- Entity configuration, application access and secure key
- Setup User Interface Applications
EBS Requests Functions
- Globex Firm IDs: Create and manage GFIDs, which identify EBS market participants.
Also known as Deal / Floor Code.
- Globex User Signatures: Create and manage a GUS, which identifies EBS participants (persons or algo operators) authorized to manage EBS GFID market participant details and submit trades for the GFID and entity.
Also known as Trader ID.
Note: A GUS can be associated to multiple GFIDs; however, only one GUS/GFID association can be created per request.
A company can have more than one GFID and GUS for each venue / market.
- Algorithmic Trading: Identify algorithmic trading systems used by the GFID and GUS and submit an Algorithmic Trading Certification Form.
- Drop Copy Groups: Create sessions to monitor trading activity messages and manage secure key pairs for session authentication.
- Order Entry Sessions: Create and manage order entry sessions, which are used for bidirectional order entry messages and manage secure key pairs for session authentication.
Note: Using self-service functions, users can create a SenderComp [a concatenation of the Globex Firm ID (GFID), Order Entry Session (Session ID) and a Fault Tolerance Indicator (FTI)], to submit production environment orders.
The FTI is not managed in Request Center (ESS), but it can be submitted in messages.
See also: Cancel on Behalf - SenderCompID / iLink Order Entry - Fault Tolerance.
- Market Data Sessions: Create sessions to access TCP market data via an API connection.


