Longbridge Securities is expanding its artificial intelligence strategy beyond its namesake trading platform, introducing tools that allow external AI assistants to access brokerage functions as the company grows its presence across Asia.
The brokerage’s latest AI strategy centers on LongbridgeAI, alongside a suite of developer tools designed to connect brokerage services with external AI assistants. The company said the platform is intended to bring institutional-grade research and decision-support capabilities to retail investors.
The rollout is enabled through Longbridge’s application programming interface (API), the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—a standardized protocol that allows AI applications to communicate with external systems—and AI “skills,” which enable compatible assistants to perform predefined brokerage-related tasks.
Through these integrations, users can retrieve market data, monitor portfolios, analyze news, and prepare trades using AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and Codex. According to the company, users remain responsible for investment decisions and trade confirmations, while Longbridge provides connectivity and order placement capabilities.
