by Dubai, The United Arab Emirates, November 2nd, 2026, FinanceWire
B2BROKER Group, a global fintech solutions provider for financial institutions, has expanded the AI capabilities of its B2TRADER platform with Model Context Protocol (MCP) support and a new in-terminal AI Chat. Traders can now connect Claude, ChatGPT, or a custom AI agent to their accounts, analyze positions and, with the necessary permissions, execute trading instructions.
The release is the latest stage in B2BROKER’s wider AI development program for B2TRADER. Earlier this year, the company introduced an embedded AI Assistant offering market forecasts, sentiment indicators, recommendation scores and trading signals. A subsequent summer update added external market statistics, including prices, market capitalization, 24-hour trading volume and historical highs and lows, as well as recent third-party asset news.
The latest integration extends these capabilities from market analysis to account-specific interaction and trading execution.
AI Agents Gain Access to Trading Functions
Through MCP, traders can give connected agents natural-language instructions such as “close all profitable positions” or “set a stop-loss on every open position.” Agents can also retrieve market data, review portfolios and examine account history.
Brokers determine how far these connections can go. Read-only access permits analysis and monitoring while excluding trading tools entirely, making it suitable for AI marketplaces. Full access enables authorized agents to place, modify or close trades. Brokers can disable MCP or choose either access level for their deployment, and each agent is restricted to accounts belonging to the trader who authorized it.
Separately, the new AI Chat operates inside the B2TRADER web terminal using the same MCP layer. Traders can ask about markets, open positions or platform features without leaving the trading screen. Trading actions proposed through the in-terminal chat require explicit confirmation. External agents granted full access follow a different model and can execute permitted trades without individual order confirmations.
“For brokers, adding AI to a terminal raises an immediate question: who decides what an assistant can actually do?” said Arthur Azizov, Founder and CEO of B2BROKER Group. “A trader might need analysis in one situation and automated execution in another. The broker has to define those boundaries. Our approach is to give both sides that flexibility while keeping account permissions and execution controls explicit.”
For brokerage businesses, B2BROKER expects the in-terminal chat to reduce routine first-line support enquiries, while agent connectivity gives brokers an additional point of distinction when prospective clients compare trading terminals.
About B2BROKER Group
B2BROKER Group is a group of companies providing global fintech solutions for financial institutions. The group delivers liquidity, trading technology, payment solutions, and brokerage infrastructure through a network of specialized entities. Founded in 2014, with key hubs in Dubai, London, Limassol, and Hong Kong, B2BROKER Group operates globally and serves clients in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. B2BROKER Group works with brokers, exchanges, hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, and other financial institutions, providing scalable technology and infrastructure designed to help clients streamline operations, improve efficiency, and grow their businesses.
About B2TRADER
B2TRADER is a multi-asset trading platform developed by B2BROKER Group for brokers and financial institutions. It supports trading across multiple markets from a single account, including Forex, crypto CFDs, spot fiat and crypto, precious metals and commodities, equity indices, NDF CFDs, perpetual futures, equities, ETFs, and fixed income. The platform is designed for high-load environments and can process up to 3,000 requests per second, supporting brokers that require stable, scalable, and flexible trading infrastructure.
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