Your customers are moving their lives into AI assistants.
Their trading will follow.
The question is who owns that interface.
Masmak Net is broker-neutral infrastructure that makes your trading, account, CRM and payment services available through the world’s leading assistants — under one contract, and under your own regulatory umbrella.
Distribution belongs to whoever controls the interface between assistants and trading. We built Masmak Net so that it is you.
The Model Context Protocol has become the standard connection between AI assistants and enterprise systems. It is an add-on channel, not core infrastructure — which means the brokers who move first shape the standard rather than inherit it. Masmak Net handles compliant routing, translation and authentication so you can introduce proprietary trading services under your own extensions, without rebuilding anything you already run.
Agents and applications integrate once, against one broker-neutral contract. Your proprietary components can be added or swapped without affecting anything built on top of them.
The full broker surface, exposed safely.
Trading
Broker-neutral tools for the full trading surface, bridged to the systems you already run.
- Quotes, orders, positions and history
- Bridges to MT5, MT4 and proprietary engines
- Trading-grade latency and entitlement models
Account data
Everything a customer asks for about their own account, answered by an agent instead of your support desk.
- Statements, balances and trade analytics
- My Account data exposed through one contract
- Report requests handled without a ticket
CRM & onboarding
Your customer lifecycle, reachable by agents without exposing your CRM.
- Onboarding and KYC status
- Support tickets against your own CRM
- Adapters for bespoke systems
Payments
Deposit and withdrawal journeys that agents can drive under your existing providers.
- Deposits, withdrawals and wallet operations
- Routed via your own payment services
- No client funds ever held by us
Compliance & audit
The part that makes agent trading defensible to your regulator.
- Assert where a trade occurs, in whose regulatory space
- Appropriateness checks when a non-human places a trade
- Audit trails proving who authorised each action
Controls & reporting
Operational guardrails and reporting, built in rather than bolted on.
- Leverage and negative-balance protection
- Least-privilege, fully audited access
- Automated reporting to brokers and regulators
Three reasons brokers act now.
Lower cost of support
Balance queries, report requests, deposit and withdrawal tracking and password resets run around USD 100k a year at a typical broker. Deflecting 20–30% of that pays for the subscription on its own.
New revenue
Agent-originated volume is upside we deliberately don't overclaim today — but it is where we expect the primary value to sit as customers move their trading into assistants.
Operational resilience
Contractual SLA availability, a documented exit plan, right-to-audit and sub-outsourcing disclosure — written into the standard contract to meet your resilience obligations.
Built differently, on purpose.
No neutral, multi-broker agent gateway exists today. The alternatives either deepen a platform vendor’s lock-in or lack the latency, entitlement models and regulatory posture that trading demands.
Broker-neutral by constitution
No investing broker receives preferential routing or data access. Commercially sensitive data is segregated per broker with contractual, operational and technical firewalls.
Integrate once
Agents and applications integrate against one broker-neutral contract. Your proprietary components can be added or swapped without touching anything built on top.
A technology provider, not a broker
We route, translate and authenticate. We hold no client money, exercise no discretion over broker selection or order parameters, and give no advice. We operate under your regulatory umbrella.
Replaceability as a hedge
Adapters work against the licensed server APIs you already hold. Nothing we build deepens anyone else's lock-in — including ours.
Budgetable pricing
A flat monthly licence. No per-call metering, no uncapped exposure — costs you can put in a budget and defend internally.
Governed standard
The interface specification is governed by a technical committee with supermajority change control, not by a single vendor's roadmap.
The window to set this standard is open now.
We work with a small number of brokers to certify adapters and shape the interface specification. If that is a conversation worth having, we should talk.