TAP, Inc., the AI-driven multi-asset investment and payments platform, has expanded its international brokerage connectivity, significantly extending its reach across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. The move strengthens TAP’s ambition to reduce fragmentation in global investing by allowing users to connect existing brokerage accounts into a single interface.
Through new integrations with Questrade, Wealthsimple, Trading212 and Stake, the TAP Platform now enables users in multiple regions to consolidate portfolio visibility, market research, and insights without abandoning the brokers they already use. The expansion builds on TAP’s existing integrations with platforms such as Webull, Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, Gemini, E*TRADE, and Public.
All connected brokerage accounts remain custodied and managed directly by the customer’s broker, with TAP acting as a unifying layer for information, analytics and, where supported, trade requests transmitted via broker APIs.
Cross-Border Coverage Spanning Multiple Continents
The latest integrations significantly broaden TAP’s geographic footprint. Across Europe, the platform now supports users in more than 30 jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, the Nordics and several smaller markets such as Malta, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, subject to local brokerage availability.
Beyond Europe, TAP’s connectivity now extends into key Middle Eastern markets including the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain, alongside selected African countries such as Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia. In Asia-Pacific, the Philippines is supported, while Latin American access includes Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador, among others.
This breadth of coverage allows internationally mobile investors and globally diversified portfolios to be monitored in one place, helping users contextualise holdings across currencies, regions and asset classes without repeatedly switching platforms.
Reducing Fragmentation in a Global Investment Landscape
Commenting on the expansion, Brian Foote, CEO of TAP, said: “As investing becomes increasingly global, investors need platforms that work across borders without sacrificing the brokerages they already trust. This international expansion reflects TAP’s commitment to reducing fragmentation and providing a more unified, simple way to access global investing around the world.”
Where supported by brokerage APIs, TAP users can also initiate trade requests that are transmitted directly to their connected brokers, while execution, clearing, settlement and custody remain fully with the brokerage provider. This model aims to balance convenience with regulatory clarity and operational integrity.
The expansion underscores TAP’s broader strategy of positioning itself as a global aggregation and intelligence layer across traditional investments, digital assets and tokenized finance, while preserving the role of established brokerage infrastructure.
