Saudi Broker Audi Capital Unveil Trading Platform with GTN

Saudi Arabia has taken another step toward building a more connected and investor-friendly financial ecosystem with the launch of Audi Tadawul, a fully integrated online trading platform jointly developed by Audi Capital and GTN.

The platform is designed to give high-net-worth individuals, institutions, family offices, and corporates streamlined access to more than 80 global markets. Users can trade equities, ETFs, bonds, FX, derivatives, commodities, and alternative investments from a single account accessible via web, desktop, and mobile devices.

Audi Capital, a Saudi financial institution licensed by the Capital Market Authority, provides local regulatory grounding and client support, while GTN, a global fintech holding group with broker-dealer licenses across multiple jurisdictions, contributes the underlying trading infrastructure and international market connectivity.

“Audi Tadawul empowers our clients to invest with speed, precision, and confidence in both the Saudi and global financial markets across various asset classes,” said Daniel Asmar, CEO of Audi Capital. The firm hosted an official launch event at its Riyadh headquarters on September 30, marking the platform’s debut.

The collaboration aims to align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 agenda by fostering cross-border investment, reducing friction for institutional investors, and enabling knowledge transfer into the Kingdom’s financial system. For users, the appeal lies in the ability to toggle between local and global exposures while maintaining regulatory alignment and operational control.

GTN’s technology stack underpins the routing and orchestration layer of Audi Tadawul, promising high-speed execution, low latency, and standardized integration for complex client operations. “Our partnership with Audi Capital represents a powerful step forward in democratizing access to global markets,” said Damian Bunce, CEO of GTN Middle East, adding that the platform combines technology with personalized service tailored to the region’s most discerning investors.

The unified account model also simplifies onboarding and supports permission-based team structures for family offices and corporates managing multiple portfolios. Over time, Audi Tadawul is expected to deepen its integrations, offering advanced analytics, broader derivatives access, and API connectivity with existing portfolio management systems.

As competition among regional trading platforms intensifies, Audi Tadawul’s mix of local expertise and global reach may set a new standard for how Saudi investors participate in international markets — from corporate treasuries to institutional allocators seeking efficiency, transparency, and control.