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AXIORY Launches Axiory.ai Four-Layer Infrastructure for FX, ETF and CFD Market Access

AXIORY has announced the launch of Axiory.ai, an independent technology infrastructure intended to connect AI agents with FX, ETF and CFD market data and trading instructions through a four-layer system. The fourth layer, an AI Strategy Builder, is listed as coming soon; AXIORY directs interested users to a waiting list.

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Launch and scope

In a notice published on its Japan website on 23 March 2026, AXIORY said it had launched Axiory.ai, a platform it describes as infrastructure for analysis and operations that connects artificial intelligence with global markets. AXIORY says the platform is based on 15 years of fintech experience and includes a gateway built to connect to the market and reflect users' strategies accurately. The notice says Axiory.ai consolidates access to market data for FX, ETFs and various CFDs under one technical standard. It also provides a waiting-list route for users seeking early access.

Four-layer system

AXIORY describes Axiory.ai as a multi-asset infrastructure built around four layers. Layer one is a trading API providing direct access to market prices and trade-execution endpoints. Layer two is Cloud Code Skill, which AXIORY says lets users execute proprietary trading rules in a dedicated cloud environment. Layer three is an MCP server that allows AI agents, including Claude and ChatGPT as well as custom frameworks, to connect through the Model Context Protocol and directly retrieve market data or send trading instructions. Layer four, the AI Strategy Builder, is described as coming soon: AXIORY says it will let users without programming knowledge describe trading ideas in natural language, convert them into structured rules, and review and approve them before live operation.

Separation and stated limits

The announcement presents Axiory.ai as independent technology infrastructure structurally separated from the regulated securities business. According to the notice, Axiory.ai does not provide investment advice, manage portfolios, hold customer funds or generate trading signals. AXIORY says the platform is intended to maintain transparency and remain fully controllable by users. The notice does not state which jurisdictions, account types or client groups will be eligible for Axiory.ai, and it does not describe the platform itself as a regulated securities service.

Media mentions cited

AXIORY says FinanceFeeds, ETF Express and The Central Bulletin have featured Axiory.ai. According to the announcement, FinanceFeeds examined the secure execution layer's role in linking AI analysis to operations; ETF Express discussed efficiency in AI-enabled strategy execution across asset classes; and The Central Bulletin focused on AI agents handling complex market research for traders. The announcement characterises this coverage as evidence of the platform's usefulness; those descriptions are AXIORY's account of the media reports.

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