How-to guide

How jurisdiction works

The Assets by jurisdiction chart shows how much of your wealth is held in each country. This helps you spot concentration risk — too much exposure in a single legal or economic system.

Where does this data come from?

Each account has a jurisdiction field — the country where the account is held or the asset is domiciled. By default, accounts have no jurisdiction set, so they don't appear in the chart until you add one.

Some assets like gold and Bitcoin are treated as borderless and are excluded from the jurisdiction chart by default, since they aren't tied to a specific country.

How to set jurisdiction

1. 1Go to Accounts and click the account you want to update.
2. 2In the edit panel, scroll to the Jurisdiction field. It's a searchable country selector — start typing the country name.
3. 3Select the country and save. A flag will appear next to the account name and the chart will reflect the change.