TraderEvolution Global has released a new MCP Server designed to connect artificial intelligence applications directly to the back end of its multi-market, multi-asset trading platform.
The MCP Server provides a structured interface between large language models (LLMs), other AI tools and TraderEvolution’s core trading infrastructure.
The aim is to allow brokers and fintech firms to develop and deploy AI-driven trading, analytics and automation tools that operate on live market and trading data.
As the use of AI expands across areas such as market research, decision support and workflow automation in electronic trading, the new server is intended to simplify how these technologies interact with production trading systems.
TraderEvolution said the approach allows AI-powered features to be built natively into the platform rather than operating as external or loosely connected components.
The company described the launch as consistent with its focus on back end–centric development, placing core infrastructure ahead of user-facing features. By embedding AI connectivity at the platform level, TraderEvolution said it aims to reduce the complexity brokers face when adapting to new technologies and changing client requirements.
Roman Nalivayko, chief executive officer of TraderEvolution, said brokers are under pressure to keep up with rapid developments in front-end trading tools and client-facing technology. The MCP Server is intended to provide them with a foundation for integrating AI capabilities as part of their existing trading systems.
“They need a resilient, extensible trading core that can keep pace with how markets and technology are changing,” he said.
In December, broker Equiti Group partnered with TraderEvolution to enhance its multi-asset trading infrastructure and broaden market access for clients.
