Symphony has introduced the first agentic AI layer for global finance, enabling AI agents to autonomously execute financial transactions securely. This breakthrough allows AI to move from generating insights to actively managing trades across derivatives, prediction markets, and more.
After three years of dedicated development, Symphony’s platform allows users to deploy intelligent financial agents without needing technical skills. By combining AI, automation, and financial tools, the system guarantees non-custodial transactions, eliminates execution errors, and ensures smooth integration across platforms.
Symphony’s consumer application demonstrated the platform’s potential. It quickly became the fastest-growing financial agent terminal by volume, exceeding $140 million in transactions. The company now collaborates with over 15 leading financial institutions and supports more than 300 autonomous agents developing trading and yield strategies.
Vik Chawla, Co-Founder & CEO, said, “Large language models have made financial insights widely accessible. Symphony provides the infrastructure where the next generation of financial markets will be built.”
James Berry, Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer, added, “Our mission is to enable everyone to create and launch autonomous agents that achieve financial goals, not just the 1% who can code.”
Symphony’s founding team includes experts from Blackstone, Ernst & Young, Deloitte, Kraken Digital Exchange, Axelar, and more. They have built a high-performance, secure execution layer giving AI agents immediate access to global liquidity with HFT-level performance.
Dean Amiel, Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, emphasized, “Speed and interoperability are crucial. Our modular architecture and parallelized transaction system allow agents to operate efficiently across multiple platforms.”
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News Source: Businesswire.com
