WhiteBIT and South Korea’s Korbit introduced AI trading tools that connect assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT to exchange functions, with WhiteBIT focused on live execution and Korbit adding paper trading and terminal tools.
WhiteBIT said it launched AI Hub, which lets users connect AI assistants including Claude, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw directly to trading accounts to place orders, check balances and manage positions in plain language under a local-first security model. Separately, South Korean exchange Korbit said on July 24 it rolled out an AI agent trading environment integrating tools such as ChatGPT and Claude through a PC-based CLI, alongside a paper-trading setup, terminal interface and AI-friendly API documentation. Both exchanges said their tools are designed to let AI systems interact directly with exchange functions, while WhiteBIT emphasized that AI Hub is an execution layer rather than financial advice and Korbit highlighted reliability, traceability and pre-validation when AI handles real assets.