TabTrader buys Omni Wallet, launches unified crypto control panel

TabTrader said Tuesday it acquired Omni Wallet and rolled out TabTrader 2.0, a platform that combines trading, portfolio management, market data and self-custody in one place. The move is aimed at traders and AI agents that need a single connection to manage and execute across multiple venues.

Why it matters: - TabTrader 2.0 is designed to reduce the fragmentation that forces crypto traders and AI agents to move between exchanges, wallets and market data tools. - The platform is built around agentic workflows, giving compatible LLMs and AI assistants one authenticated connection for analysis, portfolio monitoring and trade execution. - The Omni Wallet acquisition adds self-custody, cross-chain transfers and broader Web3 functionality to TabTrader’s trading stack.

What happened: - TabTrader announced the acquisition of Omni Wallet and the launch of TabTrader 2.0. - The company said the new platform combines portfolio management, market intelligence, multi-venue execution and self-custodial asset management in one environment. - TabTrader said the launch is part of its push toward a unified digital asset experience across web, iOS and Android. - More information is available at the company’s website, and the app is available in the App Store and Google Play Store.

The details: - TabTrader 2.0 includes a hosted Model Context Protocol connector that lets users securely connect LLMs and AI agents through OAuth. - The connector is intended to let agents analyze markets, manage portfolios and execute trades across multiple venues without local software or multiple MCPs. - The platform aggregates balances, positions, orders and market data into a single portfolio intelligence layer. - The product supports spot and perpetual futures trading across leading centralized and decentralized exchanges from one interface. - The platform includes advanced charting, real-time market data, alerts and portfolio monitoring. - The integrated self-custodial wallet supports storing, sending, receiving and swapping digital assets, plus cross-chain functionality and fiat on- and off-ramps. - Omni expands access to perpetual futures, prediction markets, decentralized applications and more than 1,000 staking and yield opportunities.

Between the lines: - TabTrader is positioning the platform as infrastructure for both human traders and software agents, not just as a trading app. - The pitch suggests the next phase of crypto tooling will center on one authenticated layer that can see accounts, market context and execution in one place. - The focus on self-custody signals an effort to keep users in control of assets even as automation becomes more central.

What's next: - TabTrader said the combined platform will continue to serve as a terminal for trading, asset management and capital movement across the digital asset ecosystem. - The company is encouraging users to download TabTrader 2.0 and use the new unified workflow layer for connected trading and automation. - TabTrader’s media contact is pr@tab-trader.com.