HOYA BIT Launches AI Jinbao for Voice-Based Crypto Trading
Cryptocurrency markets trade around the clock and can shift sharply, while fragmented interfaces and dense market data often deter less experienced users. Taiwan-based exchange HOYA BIT is seeking to lower those barriers by making conversational AI a primary gateway to its platform. Its AI Native Exchange OS and assistant, “AI Jinbao,” let customers request quotes, review holdings and initiate transactions in everyday language. The company says the tool is designed to guide users through tasks, not make investment decisions on their behalf.
HOYA BIT unveiled the system at AI EXPO Taiwan on March 27, 2026, and formally launched AI Jinbao on April 13. The first release combines six core areas: deposit guidance, live prices and trends, portfolio summaries, instant swaps and recurring purchases, yield-product subscriptions and backtesting, plus price alerts and order queries. A customer can, for example, ask by voice to convert 1,000 USDT into BTC or explain an asset allocation. Any action that moves funds requires explicit user confirmation before execution.
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The history behind this eventHOYA BIT Showcases Taiwan’s First Crypto-Trading AI Agent
Cryptocurrency exchanges are testing conversational AI as a new trading interface for a market that runs around the clock and can be difficult for newcomers to navigate. Taiwan-based HOYA BIT launched AI Jinbao on April 13, 2026, calling it Taiwan’s first crypto-trading AI agent. The system lets users request market data and portfolio information in natural language, then execute trades in bitcoin and other virtual assets after confirmation. HOYA BIT says the design reduces page switching while leaving investment decisions with the user.
Founder Zoe Peng presented AI Jinbao’s deployment at AWS Summit Taipei, held on July 15-16, 2026, before an audience of about 1,000. Its first release combines six areas: deposit guidance, live quotes, portfolio overviews, spot conversion and recurring purchases, yield-product functions, and order inquiries. HOYA BIT is also adopting Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to support deployment, tool integration, access controls, security and execution monitoring. The collaboration with Amazon Web Services is intended to move the product from a standalone assistant toward a scalable, enterprise-grade multi-agent platform.
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