Liquid has released Co-Invest, a new trading application that lets users execute live market orders through conversations with ChatGPT and Claude. The app, which connects to more than 500 markets, allows traders to fund accounts, analyze positions, and place trades without ever leaving an AI chat interface.
Bridging chat and trading
Co-Invest is designed to collapse the distance between analysis and action. Instead of researching a trade in one window and executing it in another, users can ask the AI to check a position, suggest adjustments, or buy or sell an asset — and the app carries out the order in real time. The integration covers both ChatGPT and Claude, giving users a choice of which large language model they want to work with.
The company said the tool supports trading across a broad range of asset classes. Users can access equities, crypto, forex, commodities, and other instruments through the platform. The exact number of available markets is more than 500.
How it works
To start, a user funds an account within the Co-Invest interface. From there, they can type natural-language requests — things like “what’s my current exposure in tech stocks?” or “buy $500 of Ethereum” — and the AI parses the intent, fetches data from the connected brokerage, and executes the trade if the user confirms. The system also handles position analysis, so a trader can ask for a breakdown of unrealized gains or get a risk summary without switching screens.
The app’s design keeps the chat window as the primary workspace. Users don’t need to open separate tabs or toggle between apps to complete a transaction. That setup could appeal to retail investors who already use ChatGPT or Claude for market research and want a more seamless path from question to execution.
Liquid’s move is one of the first to embed two major AI assistants directly into a live trading environment. Most brokerages offer API access or custom chatbots, but Co-Invest lets the user pick between ChatGPT and Claude on the fly. The approach reflects a broader push by financial technology companies to make AI the front door for routine tasks — not just a helper but the actual execution engine.
Neither Liquid nor OpenAI or Anthropic have disclosed specific user numbers or trading volumes since launch. The app is available now, and new users can sign up through Liquid’s website.
It remains unclear how regulators will view an AI-driven trading interface that can place orders based on conversational prompts. Liquid has not commented on whether it has discussed the product with any financial authorities.
