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German broker Scalable opens investment platform to major AI chatbots

Published by Global Banking & Finance Review

Posted on August 25, 2026

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· Last updated: August 25, 2026

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Scalable Capital Launches AI-Powered Trading and Analysis for Customers

Scalable Capital Integrates Artificial Intelligence into Customer Services

(Refiles to add dropped word "intelligence" in first paragraph)

By Tom Sims

AI Platforms Enable Trading and Portfolio Analysis

FRANKFURT, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The German broker Scalable Capital on Tuesday said its account holders could now use major artificial intelligence platforms like ChatGPT and Claude to conduct trades and analyze their portfolios.

Security Measures and Access Channels

The new service, which Scalable said was a first for a European bank, comes in addition to the app and website as ways to access customer accounts and includes a number of security measures.

Company Vision and Future of AI Adoption

Statements from Scalable Leadership

Scalable founder and Co-CEO Erik Podzuweit said the service is a "first step" ahead of the mass adoption of AI for its customers that is likely to occur after it provides the capability directly within its own app.

"A lot of people might still be hesitant to let ChatGPT look at their portfolio, manage their portfolio. So I think that it's a first step," he told Reuters.

Potential Impact on Investment Returns

He also said his hypothesis is that usage of AI will on average result in better returns but that it remains to be seen.

Scalable Capital’s Market Presence

Client Base and Geographic Reach

Scalable, founded in 2014, has more than 1 million clients with more than €60 billion in assets. It is primarily used in Germany and Austria but also operates in Italy, Spain, France and the Netherlands.

Competitive Landscape in German Banking

New financial firms like Scalable have further increased competition in an already crowded German banking landscape, offering retail investors an easier and cheaper path to investments than at many traditional lenders.

Reporting and Editing Credits

(Reporting by Tom SimsEditing by Linda Pasquini)

Key Takeaways

  • Scalable Capital is the first European bank to enable trading and portfolio analysis via AI assistants using its Agentic Investing platform, compatible with ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok (de.scalable.capital)
  • The service offers natural-language prompts for tasks like placing orders, setting price alerts, managing watchlists, and portfolio analytics, while maintaining strong security controls including 2FA, trade approvals, and full activity monitoring (de.scalable.capital)
  • Scalable Capital serves over 1 million clients with more than €60 billion in assets across Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands—reinforcing its competitive edge in Europe’s digital brokerage space (live.euronext.com)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What new service has Scalable Capital introduced for its clients?
Scalable Capital now allows clients to use AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude to trade and analyze their investment portfolios.
Is Scalable Capital the first European bank to offer AI chatbot trading?
Yes, Scalable Capital states this is a first for a European bank, enabling account access and trading through major AI platforms.
Which AI chatbots can Scalable Capital clients use?
Clients can use major artificial intelligence platforms like ChatGPT and Claude to conduct trades and analyze portfolios.
What security measures are included with the AI chatbot service?
The new AI chatbot trading service includes a number of security measures to protect customer accounts.
In which countries does Scalable Capital operate?
Scalable Capital is primarily used in Germany and Austria, but also operates in Italy, Spain, France, and the Netherlands.

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