Longbridge has launched what it calls the world’s first AI-native investing platform, unveiling four connected products built in Singapore that replace traditional trading interfaces with conversation.
The Singapore-based fintech company said the products — Longbridge App, Longbridge AI, Longbridge Skill and Longbridge Agent Platform — are designed to close the gap between institutional and retail investing by folding market discovery, portfolio analysis, planning and post-trade review into a single AI-native workflow. All four became available today, 15 July 2026.
Four products spanning the investing journey
- Longbridge App is the flagship application, built around a continuous loop the company calls Catalyst, Signal, Plan and Review — tracking what happened in the market, what it means for an investor’s holdings, what to do about it, and what was learned afterwards. Investors interact with it in words, voice or a photo rather than navigating menus.
- Longbridge AI is the firm’s investing agent, scanning the market for developments relevant to a user’s portfolio and drafting action plans for review. The company said it follows a human-in-the-loop principle: the AI proposes, but a trade is never placed without the investor’s confirmation.
- Longbridge Skill connects more than 125 investing capabilities — including real-time market data, fundamentals and derivatives analysis — directly into AI assistants investors already use, including ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, as well as developer tools such as Cursor.
- Longbridge Agent Platform is an open marketplace where investors can build, publish or subscribe to investing agents created by others, rather than relying on a single house view.
“Every major shift in brokerage has made investing easier to access, whether through lower costs, online platforms or mobile devices, but access has never been the same as having an institutional investment process. We envision Longbridge AI as an emerging force reshaping the investing experience.” – Nowa Zhu, Group CEO and Co-Founder of Longbridge.
Built in Singapore, launching first in Singapore
Longbridge said the suite was conceived and built in Singapore and is launching there first, citing the market’s high levels of retail investor participation alongside what it described as progressive AI governance frameworks for financial services.
“This product is made in Singapore: designed here, built here. For decades, the world’s great financial products came from New York and London; we believe the next era will be written in Asia, by Asia.”- Gavin Chia, CEO for Singapore and Regional (Southeast Asia) at Longbridge Securities.
The company said it plans to anchor a Longbridge AI Lab in Singapore, partnering with local universities and industry players and creating roles intended to draw AI talent to the city.
Longbridge defines “AI-native” as AI that reshapes the product itself rather than simply optimising its efficiency, and says its research found no other listed retail broker licensed in Hong Kong, Singapore or the United States currently meets that bar.
