Spotware Adds Read-Only AI Queries to cTrader Admin for Brokers

Spotware announced Monday, Nov. 9, that cTrader Admin version 10.4 lets brokers query records through compatible AI applications, giving managers read-only access to operational data.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server works with ChatGPT Desktop, Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Codex CLI. Managers can use natural-language prompts to examine rejected orders and execution-price disputes, review exposure and account performance, and inspect broker records.

For a rejected-order complaint, the assistant gathers the order history and linked deals, then checks account permissions, symbol settings and trading conditions. For price complaints, the tool checks whether the recorded execution aligns with order timing, the broker’s pricing setup and historical market data. If those records do not establish a cause, the assistant flags what remains unresolved.

A position summary breaks out purchases, sales and net exposure across symbols, currencies and books. A-book and B-book positions appear separately. It can surface accounts at the extremes of unrealized profit or loss and flag those nearing stop-out by checking equity and margin against group settings.

Access is available through an authenticated local Admin session and inherits the signed-in manager’s rights. Its operations are read-only: it cannot execute trades or change account settings or platform configuration. Managers are advised to verify its findings before making operational decisions.

Irina Olyaeva, product manager for cTrader Admin at Spotware, said the system is intended to keep “access and operational decisions firmly under the broker’s control.”

Spotware announced cTrader AI Agent Connect on May 14 for trader workflows, including trading operations, account analysis and chart controls. The new Admin server brings AI queries to broker operations, with access limited by managers’ permissions and the server’s read-only functions.