Leverate has launched ASK, a native AI assistant integrated directly into its trading platform, allowing traders to access account information, complete platform tasks and, where enabled by brokers, manage trades from within a conversational interface.
ASK is designed to work with a trader’s own live account data, meaning users can ask questions about balances, open positions, margin levels, verification status, deposit history and bonus status without moving between different sections of the platform.
The assistant can also guide users to specific areas of the platform, add indicators to charts and, where permitted by the broker, place, modify or close trades directly from the conversation. Any action that affects funds or open positions requires explicit confirmation from the trader before execution.
Leverate stressed that ASK does not trade autonomously and is not intended to provide personalised investment advice. Brokers retain control over how the feature is configured, including which clients can access it, whether trade execution is enabled and what usage limits or escalation paths apply.
The launch expands Leverate’s wider AI strategy. The company has also introduced MCP-based tools that allow brokers and traders to connect external AI assistants to Leverate’s trading and data infrastructure, bringing AI deeper into brokerage workflows.
ASK is now available to brokers using Leverate’s trading platform, with individual features depending on broker configuration and jurisdictional requirements.
