Leverate AI chat assistant has been added to the company’s trading platform, giving traders a chat tool for market questions and brokers a view of client search activity. The Israeli broker-technology firm said the tool sits at the bottom of the trading screen. It answers in plain language and can show live charts, data tables, and replies in multiple languages.
Shmulik Kordova, the firm’s chief commercial officer, said AI is becoming part of everything Leverate builds. Meanwhile, the company said the assistant works inside the platform without a separate login. It also offers suggested prompts or free-text questions, and it can switch language by user.
Leverate AI Chat Assistant for Traders
Leverate described the new tool as educational and said it provides market insights rather than advice. The company also said the assistant is read-only. Therefore, users cannot place orders or move money through it.
The launch follows Leverate’s no-code Algo Studio, which rolled out in May. It is also not the company’s first chat product. More than a year ago, Leverate marketed an AI chatbot assistant for brokers with round-the-clock query handling and language switching.
The company said the assistant comes in free and premium versions. However, it did not disclose pricing. Leverate added that branding, engagement statistics, and the full client-tracking layer are reserved for paying brokers.
Broker Data Tools Drive the Paid Offer
Leverate said the premium package gives brokers access to the topics, instruments, and questions that clients follow most. In addition, brokers can view message history and search activity. The company said those tools can help shape communication, improve retention, and add revenue.
The trader-facing chat covers features already seen elsewhere in the market. However, Leverate placed more weight on the broker-side analytics than on the chat window itself. That broker view of client intent appears to be the main paid feature in the release.
The source article said embedded AI assistants are now common across broker platforms. It cited B2BROKER, Tools for Brokers, Devexperts, and Tiger Brokers as examples. Still, Leverate said its own assistant stays on the cautious side because it remains read-only and educational.
A recent FM Intelligence analysis, cited in the source article, counted at least 10 retail brokers and platform vendors that linked AI agents to live client accounts between January and June 2026. The source article said Anthropic’s Claude appeared in nine of those cases.
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