In Exirio's data model, "Holdings" represent the fundamental structure for organizing and categorizing all your financial assets and liabilities. Holdings follow a hierarchical classification system that allows for precise tracking and analysis of your complete financial portfolio.
The Holdings structure in Exirio follows a three-level hierarchy:
This hierarchical structure is represented in JSON format as follows:
{
"investment": {
"crypto": [
"exchange",
"wallet",
"advancedExchange",
"other"
],
"luxuryAssets": [
"jewelleryNWatches",
"carsNBoats",
"artNNFTs",
"wine",
"other"
],
"commodities": [
"preciousMetals",
"other"
],
"fundsBrokersNBanks": [
"securitiesPortfolios",
"bankAccounts",
"currentAccounts",
"privateEquityFunds",
"ventureCapitalFunds",
"hedgeFunds",
"structuredProducts",
"other"
],
"privateCompanies": [
"privateCompanyShares",
"privateLoans",
"other"
],
"realEstate": [
"residential",
"commercial",
"land",
"other"
],
"retirementPlans": [
"managedPensionFunds",
"selfDirectedSchemes",
"other"
],
"other": [
"vehicles",
"other"
]
},
"cash": {
"cash": [
"currentAccounts",
"notesNCoins",
"bankAccounts",
"other"
]
},
"debt": {
"mortgages": [
"mortgages",
"other"
],
"creditCards": [
"creditCards",
"other"
],
"personalLoans": [
"studentLoans",
"carLoans",
"consumerLoans",
"other"
],
"other": [
"other"
]
}
}
Exirio organizes all holdings into three primary classes:
The "investment" class encompasses assets that have the potential to generate returns or appreciate in value. This includes:
The "cash" class represents liquid assets that are readily available for spending or investment:
The "debt" class covers all financial obligations and liabilities:
When adding assets or liabilities to Exirio, you'll navigate through this hierarchical structure to properly categorize each Holding. This classification system enables:
For more detailed information on specific Holding types, please refer to the related articles in the Investments, Other Assets, and Debt sections.