Freedom24 has openedits proprietary brokerage infrastructure, Tradernet, to artificial intelligenceapplications through an integration based on the Model Context Protocol.The move follows awider rollout of MCP-based AI access across the trading industry. ThinkMarkets launched an MCP serverin June that allows AIclients to execute trades while keeping deposits and withdrawals inaccessible. MetaTrader 5 later added native MCPsupport for AI agents,covering market data, trading accounts and execution workflows.Spotware also opened cTrader to AIagents through MCP,providing access to account operations, orders, positions and market data. Capital.com launched an MCP serverfor MENA clients with atwo step confirmation process for AI initiated trades.Freedom24 Connects Tradernet to AI ToolsThe Freedom24integration allows customers to connect their brokerage accounts to AI toolsincluding Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. Through natural language instructions,users can access portfolio information, market quotations and historical data,orders and trade history, reports, and price and event alerts."The importantdevelopment is not simply that an AI can answer a question about aportfolio," said Vitaliy Zvonar, Chief Product Officer at Freedom24."It is that financial capabilities can increasingly become accessiblethrough intelligent interfaces. We see this as an important step in preparingfinancial infrastructure for a world in which AI agents become part of howcustomers interact with financial services."Part of a European StrategyThe integration fitsinto Freedom's plans for its financial services infrastructure in Europe. Thecompany is already involved in the process of acquiring a banking licence inEurope, a move that could allow it to expand beyond investment services.Freedom has alsooutlined plans for a financial ecosystem around its brokerage business,following the Freedom SuperApp model operated by Freedom Holding Corp. inKazakhstan, its largest market. That platform combines banking, payments,investing, insurance, telecommunications, e commerce and other services withina single digital system. As more services are added in Europe, commontechnology infrastructure could allow them to be connected through differentcustomer interfaces.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.