Answers before you start

Payworthage is a data-analysis platform. It connects to your exchange and wallet accounts, consolidates your holdings and transaction history into a single view, and applies automated analysis to surface patterns, concentration risk, and performance trends across your entire portfolio.

No. Payworthage does not provide regulated financial advice, does not manage funds, and does not execute trades on your behalf. It is a data and analysis tool intended to help you organize information and understand your own holdings more clearly. Decisions remain entirely yours.

Payworthage is built to work with a range of major exchanges and common wallet formats through read-only connections or imported statements. The exact list of supported integrations is shown inside the platform during setup, since coverage is continually expanded.

Connections are designed to be read-only wherever the exchange or wallet supports it, meaning Payworthage can view balances and history but cannot move funds or place trades. We recommend using exchange-provided API keys with withdrawal permissions disabled, as an added precaution on your end.

No prior experience is required. The platform is built to present information clearly regardless of background, though it is most useful to people who already hold assets across more than one exchange or wallet and want a unified view.

Once accounts are connected, the platform begins consolidating and analyzing data automatically. Processing time depends on the size of your history and the number of accounts linked, but most users see an initial overview shortly after setup is complete.

Starting your analysis means creating an account, connecting one or more exchanges or wallets, and letting Payworthage build your consolidated view. There is no trading activity involved in this step — it is purely about organizing and analyzing existing data.

Yes. Connected accounts can be removed at any time from within the platform. Removing a connection stops further data syncing from that source; previously processed analysis may remain available depending on your settings.

The platform is designed to be useful across different approaches. Long-term holders typically use it to track allocation and concentration over time, while more active users rely on it to monitor exposure and activity across multiple accounts simultaneously.

Pricing details, including any free tier or trial, are presented during sign-up and within the account dashboard. We keep this information inside the platform itself so it always reflects current terms.

Payworthage still works with a single connected account, though the consolidation features are most valuable once two or more exchanges or wallets are linked. Even with one account, you still get structured analysis of your holdings and activity.

The platform includes support options once you're signed in, where you can ask account-specific questions. For general inquiries, details are available through the links in the footer of this site.