Amendment Instrument 2026/574 · F2026L01223 Registered 17 September 2026 · commences 17 March 2028
The Art of Service · Market conduct ASIC Market Integrity Rules Checker The amended ASIC market integrity rules, the duty on each page, the evidence an auditor asks for, and the date it starts.
InstrumentAmendment 2026/574
Registered17 September 2026
Commences17 March 2028
In this record19 duties · 82 evidence items
Free reference · paid kit · 17 March 2028

The amended ASIC market integrity rules, without the 23-page read.

On 17 March 2028 the Market Integrity Rules change how a participant controls its trading system, records a client instruction and proves both. This site states each amended duty in plain English, names the evidence an auditor asks for, and checks which rules apply to your firm. The kit is USD 799 once; the change watch is USD 49 a month.

Read from the real rules, not invented. Every answer this site gives points to the official rule behind it, so you can check any line yourself.

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No sign-in for the check. No answers leave the page. Not legal advice; does not certify.

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The work is a register, not a summary. Each duty gets an owner, a piece of evidence and a date, so a board or ASIC question can be answered from the record.
The date

One date, calculated from the text

Rule 2

18 months after registration

The instrument does not print the date. It sets commencement eighteen months from the registration date on the Federal Register.

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The register

Registered 17 September 2026

The authorised version F2026L01223 records "registered 17/09/2026" on every page. Eighteen months later is 17 March 2028.

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What applies today

The 2017 rules, unamended

Until commencement, the current compilation applies. The amended text is a planning record, not the current duty. The free check says which version your date selects.

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What changes

Five changes that move work

The instrument has 109 Schedule 1 items. Most change definitions or cross-references. These five change what a participant does, records or tests.

ChangeWhat the instrument doesWhere to read it
The AOP regime becomes a Trading System regimePart 5.6 is renamed and rewritten around the Trading System and the Trading Algorithm. The old automated order processing definitions are repealed.Rule 5.6.1 · Rule 5.6.3
The DTR regime is repealedPart 2.5 goes. The authorisation, competence and knowledge duties for the person who submits a message move into Rule 5.5.1.Rule 5.5.1
Monitoring and algorithm governance are newRule 5.6.3A requires real-time interference monitoring and post-trade surveillance. Rule 5.6.3B requires a life cycle procedure and testing before first use, client availability and material change.Rule 5.6.3A · Rule 5.6.3B
The annual notification is repealedThe annual review remains, with a responsible officer statement within 20 business days. The notification to ASIC and the two-director certification are gone.Rule 5.6.8A · Rule 5.6.6
Records follow the instructionRule 4.1.1 and Rule 4.1.2 are rewritten around each processing stage, the representative and the Trading Message. The market operator reliance table is replaced.Rule 4.1.1 · Rule 4.1.6

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Two questions give a first answer. The full check adds the date, the systems, the algorithms and the record routes.

What the check returns

Rules that apply, with reasons

Each result names the rule, the party it binds and why your answers put it in scope. It also says whether the current or the amended text applies on the date you choose.

  • 19 duty rules in the record
  • 82 evidence items
  • No request leaves the page
  • No sign-in, no email required

A scope reading, not a legal opinion. Where an answer is uncertain, the check says "scope incomplete" and names what is missing.

The record

The rules this is built from

32 held rules

The current participant rule set

The 2017 rules are held as 32 participant controls, each read against compilation No. 6. That record is the base the amendment changes.

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109 items

The amendment, item by item

The 23-page instrument is read in full. Every duty page carries the Schedule 1 item numbers and the amended rule number.

How the record is built
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The official text is linked

Every requirement points to the Federal Register. Nothing is built from memory or from a search snippet.

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The rules

19 duties, by group

Each page states the requirement in our words, the evidence an auditor asks for, the common gaps and what to do before 17 March 2028.

All rule pages, including the definitions and the transition record

The paid work

The kit is the register, finished

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The obligation register

19 duties, 82 evidence items, the common gaps and an eight milestone plan. PDF, CSV and XLSX, so it can go into a GRC tool or a board pack.

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The change watch

A monthly check of the instrument, its guidance and its dates. When the record changes, the account gets the diff. Cancel any time.

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The scope check

The rules that apply to your role, systems and algorithms, on the date you choose, with the reason for each line.

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Compared

How this differs from the instrument, the guidance and a consultant

OptionWhat you getWhat it does not give you
The instrument PDFThe authoritative text, 23 pages and 109 items, free from the Federal Register.No owner columns, no evidence list, no reading order and no date plan.
ASIC guidance (RG 241, RG 265)ASIC's expectations on electronic trading and participant obligations.Not the instrument, not a register, and not a line by line change record for 2026/574.
A consultant or a law firmA tailored opinion and help with implementation.Usually weeks and a fee, and the work product stays with the adviser.
This record and kit19 duty pages, 82 evidence items, the gaps, a dated plan, the source line and a free scope check.Not legal advice, not a certificate, and not a substitute for reading the instrument where the answer matters.
Questions

The short answers

What is the ASIC Market Integrity Rules Checker?

It is a free reference and a paid working kit for Amendment Instrument 2026/574. It states each duty in plain English, names the party it binds, lists the evidence an auditor asks for and calculates the start date from the instrument.

When does Amendment Instrument 2026/574 commence?

Rule 2 sets commencement eighteen months from the registration date. The authorised version records registration on 17 September 2026, so it commences on 17 March 2028. Before that date the 2017 rules apply without these amendments.

Does a fund manager have a duty under these rules?

Only if it is a Market Participant or a Trading Participant. A fund manager that is neither is outside the duties in this record, but the executing participant it uses is bound, and the fund manager should obtain the participant evidence it relies on.

What does the kit contain?

The full obligation register (19 duties), the evidence list (82 items), the common gaps and an eight milestone dated plan, as PDF, CSV and XLSX. One payment of USD 799.

What does the change watch do?

It checks the instrument, its guidance and its dates every month and emails the account when the record changes. USD 49 a month, cancel any time.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a reading of the published instrument, written in our own words and cited so you can check it. It does not certify, audit or replace legal advice.

Five longer answers, with the rule cited