For prop, futures, options and crypto traders
Merva puts every prop firm, broker, wallet and bank account in one place and shows the full picture: what trading really costs, what it pays, and what's left for your bills and your taxes.
Read-only connections. Merva never moves your money.
The honest number
Most traders only count what comes in. Merva counts everything it took to get there.
This year, all trading
Sample numbers.
Works with the firms, brokers and payout rails you already use
Not affiliated with any company listed. Names and logos belong to their owners.
The dashboard
Every account lands on one screen and every transaction gets a label. Firm fees, payouts, tools and groceries stop blurring together, so the numbers mean what they say.
Good morning.
Two payouts landed this week and 4 transactions need a look.
Trading net, this year
Trading netCash on handNet worth+$18,240.52
+$2,410 this month, after every eval, reset and tool
To review
4 leftRunway
7.4 months of bills
Prop firms, net after fees
See allOn the way
Sample numbers. New accounts start with a sample account you can explore.
What Merva answers
No spreadsheets and no guessing which deposit was a payout. Merva does the sorting and the math, then shows you the answer.
Profit per firm
Every eval, reset and activation fee set against every payout, firm by firm. The ones that cost more than they pay are obvious.
Payout trail
A payout that hops from Rise to a wallet to your checking account is one payout, not three deposits.
Counted once, on the day it was paid
Sorted for you
Firm fees, payouts, tools and everyday spending are recognized on their own. You confirm the few it isn't sure about.
Taxes
A running estimate of the year's bill, with what you've paid and what's put away, so April holds no surprises.
Personal and business
Each account belongs to you or one of your businesses. Switch the whole dashboard between them in one tap.
Ask Merva
The assistant reads the same numbers you see, so its answers match your screen. It describes and explains, and it never tells you what to buy or sell.
Is day trading paying after costs?
Yes. Your own accounts made +$5,240 after $1,180 of commissions, data and platforms this year, about $520 a month. Prop payouts cover most of your bills, and this adds another 15% on top.
How it works
You start with a sample account to explore, then connect your own accounts whenever you're ready.
Link your banks, cards, payout platforms, brokerages and wallets. Merva can see balances and transactions, and it can never move money.
Firm fees, payouts, tools, business costs and everyday spending get their labels. You confirm the few it isn't sure about, and it learns from each one.
Profit per firm, whether trading covers your bills, how long your runway is and what to set aside for taxes, kept current as money moves.
Questions
What Merva can see, what it can't touch and how it counts your money.
No. Every connection is read-only. Merva reads balances and transactions so it can sort them, and it has no way to send, withdraw or trade.
Then Merva matters even more. See exactly what trading costs you each month, set limits on eval spending, and know how long your savings last. Most traders never add it all up. You will.
Futures and forex firms such as Topstep, Lucid Trading, Apex Trader Funding, My Funded Futures, Tradeify, FTMO and FundingPips, plus the rails they pay through: bank transfer, Rise, Wise, PayPal and USDC.
Merva follows a payout from the firm through each wallet and transfer until it lands in your bank, then counts it once, on the day it was paid. The transfers in between never show up as extra income.
Yes. Each account belongs to you personally or to one of your businesses, and the whole dashboard switches between them. Questions like runway and taxes always look at everything, so nothing slips through.
No. It's an estimate built from your income, self-employment tax and what you've already paid, so you know roughly what to set aside. Your CPA has the final word, especially on trader tax status and elections.
Yes. Brokerage and crypto accounts show what they're worth, what you put in and what they paid out. Accounts you trade actively get their own page with results after costs. There are no buy or sell buttons anywhere.
Open Merva with a sample account in seconds, then connect your own accounts when you're ready. Read-only, from day one.