What is Agentic Trading on Pluang?
Pluang Agentic Trading is Pluang's new AI-agent trading integration, built on MCP (Model Context Protocol), that lets any AI platform that supports connecting to Agentic Trading — including but not limited to Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini — connect directly to your Pluang account so it can check your portfolio and live prices, review your transaction history, place buy and sell orders across supported asset classes, and run investment backtests — all through natural-language instructions instead of tapping through the app. Every trade a connected AI agent places runs through the exact same licensed entities and regulatory framework as a manual trade, with the same asset protections, regardless of whether you or your AI agent placed the order.
What you can do through a connected agent:
- Check your portfolio holdings and wallet balance
- Look up current prices across supported asset classes
- View your transaction history and open positions
- Place buy and sell orders across supported asset classes
- Run investment backtests before committing real capital
Related questions:
Q: What is MCP (Model Context Protocol)?
MCP is an open standard that lets AI applications — like Claude — connect to external tools and data sources in a structured, secure way. Pluang Agentic Trading uses MCP as the connection layer between your AI agent and your Pluang account.
Q: Which AI platforms can I use with Pluang Agentic Trading?
You can use any AI platform that supports Agentic Trading connecting, including but not limited to: Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
Q: Are there extra fees for using Pluang Agentic Trading instead of trading manually?
No — the same underlying trading fees that apply to manual orders also apply when a trade is placed through an AI agent, with no separate agent fee.
Q: Is trading through Pluang Agentic Trading regulated the same way as trading manually in the app?
Yes — trades placed through a connected AI agent go through the same licensed entities, regulator, and asset protections as manual trades.