Leverate has launched a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables brokers and proprietary trading firms to connect artificial intelligence assistants, including ChatGPT and Claude, directly to their operational data.
The new integration allows firms to access data stored across Leverate’s CRM, trading platform and broker portal through compatible AI models using natural language queries. According to the company, the MCP server is built on the open Model Context Protocol standard, allowing firms to use multiple AI providers rather than a single platform.
Leverate said brokers can use the technology to analyze trading activity, monitor marketing performance, review client segmentation and support risk management by querying live operational data through AI assistants.
The company added that the integration does not automate decision-making, with brokers retaining control over actions based on AI-generated responses.
Model Context Protocol has emerged as an open standard for connecting AI models with external applications and enterprise data. The protocol has gained traction across the technology sector as companies seek to integrate large language models into existing software and operational workflows.
Leverate provides white-label trading technology to brokers and proprietary trading firms, including trading platforms, customer relationship management systems, liquidity solutions and back-office infrastructure. The MCP server expands the company’s AI-related product offering as brokers increasingly look to incorporate artificial intelligence into their operations.
