Company plans to release Wealth Copilot, a 24/7 AI agent, in the coming weeks

Dubai-based fintech startup DB Investing has launched dbinvesting.ai, a set of AI tools for traders and investors as the company positions itself for a shift from a traditional brokerage toward an AI-focused fintech and technology business.

The company has built an AI Core Engine designed to work across trading, investing, education, market intelligence, portfolio analysis, customer experience and internal operations. The system is designed to analyze individual trading behavior, including trading history, preferred instruments, holding periods, trading frequency, position sizing and performance. It also considers risk behavior, drawdowns, concentration, discipline and changes in behavior over time.

CEO Gennaro Lanza says the company aims to build AI infrastructure that understands traders and investors over time and provides intelligence that previously required multiple platforms and tools.

Connector will link MetaTrader accounts at other brokers

dbinvesting.ai will include a connector for compatible MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 accounts, including accounts held with other brokers. Eligible users will receive monthly AI credits, while advanced users can connect supported AI services using their own credentials, subject to platform and security requirements.

DB Investing has not disclosed the number of monthly credits or detailed eligibility requirements. The company says the connector is intended to allow users to bring trading-account data into its AI ecosystem without changing brokers.

Wealth Copilot as a 24/7 AI agent

The company plans to release Wealth Copilot within the coming weeks, describing it as a 24/7 AI agent that combines trading activity with market intelligence and portfolio context. The agent would also flag economic events and news relevant to open positions.

The company says Wealth Copilot intends to organize information around an individual account rather than requiring users to monitor separate trading terminals, calendars, news sources and account statements.

AI Traders University to analyze trading behavior

DB Investing’s AI Traders University centers on an AI mentor that analyzes how individual traders behave in the market.

The system is designed to identify patterns such as late entries, increasing position sizes after losses, closing winning trades early and holding losing positions. It also examines overtrading, trading during volatile periods, failure to follow personal risk rules and concentration in correlated markets.

Its AI is being developed to understand each trader's history, preferred instruments, holding periods, position sizing, drawdowns and risk behavior. The objective is to build a system that progressively adapts to the individual behind the account.

The company’s roadmap also includes trading behavior intelligence, market intelligence, portfolio analytics, risk intelligence, personalized education and AI financial assistants. It says all roadmap services can ultimately run on the AI Core Engine.