Tiger Brokers

Broker — Free

Singapore-based global broker with TigerAI, an in-app assistant for stock analysis, earnings summaries and price moves.

TigerAI assistant summarizes earnings and explains why a stock moved

Overview

Tiger Brokers, through the Tiger Trade app, is an Asia-based broker giving investors access to US, Hong Kong, Singapore and other markets. It suits international investors, especially in Singapore and Australia, who want AI research inside the trading app.

TigerAI answers questions such as why a stock moved, summarizes earnings reports, explains jargon like EBITDA and pulls key stats for a ticker. Tiger also publishes an MCP server built on its Tiger OpenAPI SDK, with a read-only mode that blocks trading, so Claude or another MCP client can reach your account.

The catch: TigerAI's sample answers read like summaries, not analysis, and the MCP needs Tiger OpenAPI credentials and a Python setup. Trustpilot reviewers score the Singapore entity 2.2 from a small sample. Skip it if you are a US resident looking for a US broker.

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Is Tiger Brokers Legit? FAQ

Is Tiger Brokers legit?

Tiger Brokers is a real, working product with a public track record you can check: 17,800 reviews on the App Store, averaging 4.7 out of 5. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: MCP setup needs OpenAPI keys and Python.

How much does Tiger Brokers cost?

Tiger Brokers is listed at Free account, fees vary by market. Tiger Brokers is free to use. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does Tiger Brokers have a free trial?

There is no time-limited trial listed, but the free plan lets you test Tiger Brokers before paying.

Does Tiger Brokers have an API or MCP server?

Yes. Tiger Brokers offers an API and an MCP server, so you can connect it to your own code, a trading bot, or an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT.

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