Truthifi Surpasses 2 Billion Dollars in Assets After Launch of AI and MCP Platform
Truthifi announced in a press release that it has surpassed 2 billion dollars in assets on its platform following a surge in activity linked to the launch of its AI and Model Context Protocol (MCP) earlier this spring. The company reported a sevenfold increase in registrations, paid upgrades, daily logins, and active households, with paid upgrades running eight to ten times higher than before the launch.
The platform now supports over 1,000 active households, ranging from mass affluent users to ultra high net worth families and family offices. Registrations through MCP connections account for 20 to 25 percent of new daily sign-ups, indicating growing adoption of AI agent integration in consumer finance.
Truthifi’s infrastructure translates financial data from over 18,000 institutions into a unified household view, allowing advisors and AI agents to interpret complete household portfolios. The company said this approach enables advisors to see held-away assets and provide more comprehensive insights into client finances.
Truthifi is expanding access to its platform through an advisor and enterprise sponsorship program, which is now open for inquiries.
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