XBTFX Launches MCP Server and Agent Stack for Crypto and CFD Trading Workflows
[PRESS RELEASE – St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, July 1st, 2026]
XBTFX has announced the launch of its MCP Server and Skills Hub, expanding its developer ecosystem following the introduction of its REST and WebSocket Trading API. The new infrastructure enables compatible software agents, coding assistants, and automation frameworks to connect with eligible live XBTFX trading accounts through structured, authenticated workflows, allowing supported applications to retrieve account information, access market data, and submit structured trading requests.
Intelligent software agents and automation tools are increasingly being used to analyze markets, process news, write code, and support research workflows. However, most remain separate from the trading account itself. While they can assist with analysis, they typically cannot retrieve live account data, inspect open positions, monitor margin, or submit structured account requests without additional integration.
The newly released infrastructure is designed to connect those two environments. XBTFX is not launching a proprietary decision engine, automated strategy, or black-box execution system. Users define their own logic, instructions, permissions, and risk controls, while XBTFX provides authenticated account access, market-data connectivity, and execution infrastructure.
Built as Infrastructure, Not a Trading Strategy
The stack is designed to make trading accounts programmable through structured, authenticated workflows. When a user interacts with a compatible client or software agent to check exposure, retrieve a market price, calculate position size, or prepare a trade with defined parameters, the client converts that instruction into a structured tool call or API request. The natural-language instruction itself is not sent directly to the trading account.
XBTFX authenticates and processes the corresponding account, market-data, or trading request. Users remain responsible for their strategy logic, configurations, credentials, and risk management.
This distinction is especially important for crypto and active CFD traders, where automation and around-the-clock monitoring can be useful while user-defined risk controls remain essential.
Three Ways to Connect
The MCP Server acts as a structured tool layer between compatible clients and the XBTFX Trading API. Supported clients can access balances, margin, positions, orders, history, instrument data, prices and, depending on permissions, submit structured trading requests such as opening or closing positions and modifying stop-loss or take-profit levels.
The Skills Hub provides reusable instructions, endpoint definitions, implementation examples, and developer guidance for software agents and applications that do not connect through MCP directly, including workflows using LangChain, CrewAI, OpenClaw, Claude Code, and custom agent implementations.
The Trading API provides REST and WebSocket access for developers building dashboards, automated strategies, signal-to-execution systems, reporting tools, and account-management applications.
Together, the three access paths provide traders and developers with different ways to connect automated workflows and software agents with eligible XBTFX accounts, depending on their technical setup and use case.
Built for Crypto, Forex, and Around-the-Clock Market Monitoring
The integration layer supports workflows across forex, cryptocurrency CFDs, metals, indices, energies, and stocks, with access to more than 400 instruments. Available instruments and trading conditions depend on the account linked to the API key.
XBTFX also supports BTC, ETH, and USDT-denominated trading accounts alongside major fiat account currencies, giving traders and developers a crypto-denominated environment for automated monitoring, account management, and structured trading workflows.
For crypto-focused traders, the always-on nature of digital asset markets is a key part of the use case. When a software agent or automated process is configured to run continuously, it can monitor market data, account conditions, margin, and exposure outside conventional trading hours and respond according to predefined instructions, validation rules, and risk controls.
XBTFX does not provide trading recommendations through the MCP Server or Skills Hub, and the integration does not determine when a user should buy or sell any instrument.
Developed With HuracanAI
The MCP Server, Skills Hub, Trading API, and supporting execution architecture were jointly developed by XBTFX and HuracanAI, a financial technology firm specializing in brokerage infrastructure, liquidity connectivity, trading bridges, APIs, and software-agent systems.
The collaboration combines brokerage execution infrastructure with agent connectivity, supporting a more programmable model for traders and developers working with live account environments.
Control Stays With the Account Holder
Each XBTFX API key is associated with an individual eligible trading account. Users can manage API keys through the XBTFX Console and revoke them if they are no longer required or may have been exposed.
Because the integration operates with live trading accounts, XBTFX recommends testing account-information and market-data functions first, using limited exposure, and reviewing agent behavior before enabling broader automated workflows.
“Modern software agents and automation tools have become increasingly capable of supporting research and operational workflows, but they have generally remained separate from the trading account itself,” said – Peter Speros, XBTFX executive. “Our infrastructure is designed to provide structured, authenticated access to account information, market data, and account functions while keeping control with the account holder.”
Getting Started
To connect a compatible software agent or supported application, users can open or select an eligible live XBTFX trading account, generate an account-bound API key through the XBTFX Console, and connect through the MCP Server, Skills Hub, or Trading API.
The MCP Server, Skills Hub, and Trading API are available without a separate API subscription or per-request fee. Normal spreads, commissions, financing charges, and other trading costs continue to apply. Documentation is available through the XBTFX Developer Hub and Developer Documentation.
About XBTFX
XBTFX is a multi-asset online broker providing access to global financial markets through contracts for difference. Its product offering includes forex, cryptocurrency CFDs, metals, indices, energies, and stocks. XBTFX serves retail traders, active traders, strategy developers, and technology-focused market participants with trading platforms, execution infrastructure, automation tools, APIs, and developer resources.
For more information, visit the official website.
Risk Warning
Trading leveraged products, including CFDs, involves substantial risk and may not be suitable for all investors. AI agents and automated applications may misunderstand instructions, use incorrect parameters, encounter software or connectivity failures, or behave unexpectedly. Connecting an AI agent to a trading account does not reduce market risk, guarantee execution quality, or improve trading performance. Nothing here constitutes financial, investment, or trading advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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