New AI Hub connects Claude, Cursor, Codex and other AI assistants directly to spot, collateral and wallet trading, including conditional and algorithmic order execution
WhiteBIT, the largest European cryptocurrency exchange by traffic, has launched AI Hub, connecting AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw directly to users’ trading accounts, in plain language, instead of a trading interface. The AI assistant places trades and manages positions with the same permissions a user has directly — going beyond simply reading account data or suggesting a trade.
AI assistants are now woven into nearly every part of daily work, from writing code to managing calendars, and crypto is following the same shift. AI agents settled more than $73 million across 176 million transactions between May 2025 and April 2026, according to research published by crypto investment firm Keyrock — transactions AI systems completed on their own, without a person clicking through each one.
Real Account Access, Not a Simulation
An AI assistant connected through AI Hub reaches WhiteBIT’s live trading infrastructure — spot, collateral and wallet — and can place orders, check balances, manage positions and execute:
- OCO (One-Cancels-the-Other) orders
- Stop-limit orders
- Trigger-market orders
Any page of WhiteBIT’s documentation can also be opened directly inside an AI assistant, with no setup step required, and developers can build on WhiteBIT’s MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, open source on GitHub and compatible with any MCP client rather than a single AI provider.
Removing the Gap Between Decision and Execution
AI Hub aims to remove the friction between making a trading decision and executing it. Instead of switching between multiple interfaces, users can ask an AI assistant to perform routine portfolio management tasks, rebalance assets, monitor markets or place conditional orders using natural language. For active traders, repetitive workflows can be delegated to AI while users retain full control over permissions and execution.
Local-First Security
AI Hub follows a local-first security model. Login credentials and API keys remain on the user’s device and are never stored on WhiteBIT’s servers. Users decide exactly what an AI assistant is allowed to do — which actions, which markets, which limits — and can modify or revoke those permissions at any time, without contacting support.
AI Hub gives users a safe way to manage a WhiteBIT account entirely through an AI assistant — from checking a balance to placing and automating trades, without opening the trading interface
WhiteBIT AI Hub executes instructions given by the user; it does not provide financial, investment or trading advice, and it does not predict market movements or guarantee returns. It functions as an execution layer, not a substitute for a trading strategy — trading cryptocurrency carries risk, and decisions about what to trade and when remain the user’s own.
