Dukascopy AI trading now lets clients connect chat-based assistants to JForex accounts through the bank’s Model Context Protocol server. The new feature supports trade execution, position management, market analysis, and risk checks through natural language. For now, the service works on JForex demo accounts with virtual funds. Live account support is planned for summer to autumn 2026.
The bank said users can link assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude to their trading accounts. As a result, clients can place orders, review instruments, set stop-loss and take-profit levels, and check account exposure through chat commands. The system also supports requests such as closing part of a gold position. Dukascopy said the setup takes a few minutes and does not require programming knowledge.
Dukascopy AI Trading on JForex
According to the bank, the system gives AI assistants secure access to trading functions and account data. Therefore, users can run tasks such as proportional position sizing and cross-asset analysis through the connected assistant. Dukascopy also said passwords are not shared with the AI assistant. The company built the feature on Model Context Protocol, which it described as an open standard for linking AI tools with external applications.
Dukascopy said the launch marks a shift away from older trading interfaces. Clients will not need terminals, manual coding, or complex navigation to carry out trading tasks, the bank said. Meanwhile, the feature adds a chat layer to the JForex environment rather than replacing the broader platform.
Recent Platform Expansion at Dukascopy
The rollout follows other product moves by the Swiss broker-bank. Dukascopy recently introduced a mobile app that brings together banking services, retail CFD trading, foreign exchange, payments, and investment tools in one interface. In addition, it launched a stock trading platform with more than 25,000 equity CFDs. The bank said that platform runs alongside JForex within a modular execution structure.
Chief Executive Andre Duka said technology has long been central to Dukascopy and added that the firm has spent two decades building trading infrastructure.
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