Meritoship consolidates data streams from multiple exchanges and applies decision-optimisation models to highlight risk exposure and allocation opportunities, without requiring a dedicated analytics team.
Account balances, position history and risk scores from connected exchanges are normalised into a single data model, updated on a scheduled sync cycle and presented through one consistent view.
Each connected account is mapped to a shared data schema, so figures from different platforms can be compared and analysed consistently.
Read-only API connections pull balances, order history and open positions from supported exchanges into one account view, removing the need to check each platform separately.
Figures are converted to a common base currency and time zone, so performance across accounts can be compared on equal terms rather than estimated manually.
Data refreshes on a fixed interval appropriate to each exchange's rate limits, keeping the dashboard current without constant manual exporting.
Illustrative output: allocation drift and exposure scoring across a connected account set, recalculated after each sync cycle.
The analysis engine re-evaluates exposure and correlation across connected accounts each time new data arrives, rather than relying on a single static snapshot.
Set-up follows a fixed sequence designed for users managing their own accounts between client projects, without ongoing technical support.
Add read-only API credentials for each supported exchange through a guided form, with permissions limited to data retrieval only.
Historical balances and transaction records are imported and mapped to the shared schema, typically within the first sync window.
The dashboard presents current allocation, exposure scoring and any immediate flags based on the imported data set.
Ongoing syncs update the model automatically; recommendations are reviewed manually before any account changes are made.
Meritoship was shaped around the gaps freelancers and small-scale investors encounter when managing holdings across several exchanges without dedicated tooling.
The platform focuses on data clarity and risk visibility rather than trade execution, leaving account decisions in the hands of the user at every step.
About MeritoshipThe same underlying data model supports a range of working patterns, from occasional portfolio checks to structured weekly reviews.
Idle periods between client work are used to review consolidated exposure and rebalance holdings without logging into separate exchange accounts.
Multiple personal accounts are tracked under one login, with correlation analysis applied across the full set rather than per exchange.
Client allocations spread across several platforms are monitored from one interface, supporting consistent reporting without enterprise infrastructure.
Common questions from UK-based users evaluating account connectivity, data handling and regulatory scope.
Meritoship supports a defined list of major exchanges via their official APIs. Support for additional platforms is added based on API availability and data reliability.
No. API connections are read-only and scoped to data retrieval. All allocation suggestions require manual review and action outside the platform.
API credentials are stored encrypted at rest. Connections request the minimum permission scope available from each exchange, excluding withdrawal or trading rights.
Meritoship provides data aggregation and analytical tooling. It does not provide regulated financial advice, and outputs should be treated as informational input to independent decisions.
Consolidated transaction and balance records can be exported in standard formats, which may assist with UK tax reporting obligations alongside independent accounting advice.
Access the dashboard with a limited demo data set to see how aggregation and exposure scoring are presented, prior to connecting live exchange accounts.
Access DashboardRead-only connections only. No trading or withdrawal permissions are ever requested.