Tools for Brokers (TFB), an international technology
provider catering to retail brokers, hedge funds, and prop trading firms, has
unveiled an addition to its suite of offerings – an AI-powered assistant
integrated into its Trade Processor liquidity bridge.

The integration of the AI assistant aims to enhance user
experience by providing real-time assistance to daily users, helping them
navigate product features and industry terms within the liquidity bridge
interface. With this feature, Trade Processor users can swiftly resolve queries
and address market-related issues without the need to engage technical support.

The Trade Processor liquidity bridge, designed to offer solutions
in a user-friendly manner. Over the years, TFB has expanded the bridge’s
capabilities while ensuring an intuitive user experience. The introduction of
the AI assistant further enriches the platform, enhancing client interactions
without compromising performance or security.

Alexey Kutsenko, the CEO at Tools for Brokers,
expressed enthusiasm about the AI-powered assistant’s launch, highlighting its
potential to streamline clients’ day-to-day operations. He remarked: “We
are very excited about the launch of the AI-powered assistant. We see a lot of
potential in artificial intelligence technology overall, and in terms of how it
can ease and improve our clients’ day-to-day operations.”

The AI assistant, freshly deployed, is in its initial stages
and is expected to continuously learn and evolve over time. TFB encourages
clients to leverage the assistant’s capabilities for inquiries but advises
verifying critical information with technical support before implementing any
changes in the environment.

TFB offers solutions across
various platforms, including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, MatchTrader, and
cTrader. Its offerings encompass data analytics, risk management, money
management, and a unified web-user interface for efficient management of TFB
plugins.

Tools for Brokers (TFB), an international technology
provider catering to retail brokers, hedge funds, and prop trading firms, has
unveiled an addition to its suite of offerings – an AI-powered assistant
integrated into its Trade Processor liquidity bridge.

The integration of the AI assistant aims to enhance user
experience by providing real-time assistance to daily users, helping them
navigate product features and industry terms within the liquidity bridge
interface. With this feature, Trade Processor users can swiftly resolve queries
and address market-related issues without the need to engage technical support.

The Trade Processor liquidity bridge, designed to offer solutions
in a user-friendly manner. Over the years, TFB has expanded the bridge’s
capabilities while ensuring an intuitive user experience. The introduction of
the AI assistant further enriches the platform, enhancing client interactions
without compromising performance or security.

Alexey Kutsenko, the CEO at Tools for Brokers,
expressed enthusiasm about the AI-powered assistant’s launch, highlighting its
potential to streamline clients’ day-to-day operations. He remarked: “We
are very excited about the launch of the AI-powered assistant. We see a lot of
potential in artificial intelligence technology overall, and in terms of how it
can ease and improve our clients’ day-to-day operations.”

The AI assistant, freshly deployed, is in its initial stages
and is expected to continuously learn and evolve over time. TFB encourages
clients to leverage the assistant’s capabilities for inquiries but advises
verifying critical information with technical support before implementing any
changes in the environment.

TFB offers solutions across
various platforms, including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, MatchTrader, and
cTrader. Its offerings encompass data analytics, risk management, money
management, and a unified web-user interface for efficient management of TFB
plugins.