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Market Identifier Code (MIC)
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Description
The Market Identifier Code (MIC) is a standard established by ISO 10383 to uniquely identify securities trading exchanges, including both regulated and non-regulated trading markets.
Unique Name
market_identifier_code
Type
string
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A numeric score representing the quality or confidence of a digital identifier (hashed email, MAID, CTV ID, UID2, Trade Desk ID, etc.) as supplied directly by the data owner. The scale and direction (higher = better vs lower = better) vary by supplier — interpret values within a single supplier's data, not across suppliers. This score is not a probability but a convenience attribute for surfacing supplier-supplied quality and confidence ratings alongside the identifier itself.
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