Islamabad, September 23, 2026: International services and trading brand DB Investing has launched dbinvesting.ai, marking what the company describes as a strategic evolution from a traditional brokerage into an AI-first fintech and technology company.
According to a company press release, the platform’s AI Core Engine is designed to support trading, investing, education, market intelligence and operations.
DB Investing CEO Gennaro Lanza said the company did not consider simply adding a chatbot to its website sufficient to make a financial company an AI company.
“We do not believe that adding a chatbot to a website makes a financial company an AI company,” Lanza said, adding that the company had spent considerable time developing infrastructure in which AI forms part of its core, products and customer experience.
The system is designed to analyse individual trading behaviour, including trading history, instruments, holding periods, trading frequency, position sizing and performance.
It also examines risk behaviour, drawdowns, concentration, discipline and changes in trading patterns over time, according to the company.
Platform roadmap
Lanza said dbinvesting.ai was intended to serve as the foundation for a broader ecosystem providing access to global markets.
The company’s roadmap includes Wealth Copilot, AI Traders University, AI financial assistants, portfolio analytics, account connectivity, personalised education, trading behaviour analysis, risk intelligence and market intelligence.
The company plans for these services to operate on the same AI Core Engine across customer-facing products and internal operations.
“This is not a feature we are adding to DB Investing. It is the beginning of changing what DB Investing is,” Lanza said.
He said the company’s objective was to build an AI infrastructure capable of working alongside traders and investors, understanding their behaviour and providing intelligence that traditionally required multiple platforms.
Compatibility with third-party broker accounts
According to Lanza, the technology will also extend beyond DB Investing through a lightweight connector compatible with MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 accounts, including accounts held with third-party brokers.
This would allow eligible traders to use the technology without changing their existing brokers.
Eligible users will receive monthly AI credits, while advanced users will be able to connect supported AI services using their own API credentials.
Wealth Copilot
The company plans to launch Wealth Copilot within weeks. Described as a 24/7 AI agent, it will combine trading activity with market intelligence and portfolio information to identify account changes, unusual risk exposure, concentration, risk-management issues and behavioural or performance patterns.
It will also surface events and news relevant to users’ open positions, with the stated aim of organising information around individual investors rather than requiring them to search across multiple terminals, calendars, media outlets and company statements.
AI-powered trading education
DB Investing’s AI Traders University is being developed around an AI mentor designed to analyse individual trading behaviour.
The system is intended to identify patterns such as late entries, increasing position sizes after losses, early exits from profitable trades and prolonged losing positions.
It will also examine overtrading, activity during periods of high volatility, failure to follow personal risk rules and repeated mistakes, including excessive concentration in correlated markets.
DB Investing said dbinvesting.ai represents its broader effort to develop fintech, AI and trading technology connecting trading, investing, market intelligence and education through a unified technology platform.
