True
Meritz's open API service allows users to check stock market quotes, review account information and execute trade orders through natural-language AI commands, according to materials published by the company.
The service, showcased through Meritz's open API documentation and related materials, connects large language model-based assistants to trading functions. Users can issue commands in natural language to retrieve real-time market quotes, inquire about account balances and place buy or sell orders.
The materials also include a coding assistant component, indicating the platform is positioned as a development toolkit as well as a user-facing trading interface.
The current framework governing AI-executed trades contains only a "human/financial company responsibility" principle. This represents a condition that has been omitted rather than fabricated — the framework is incomplete, not false.
In other words, while AI-commanded trading up to the point of order execution is a present, functioning capability, the question of accountability when errors occur remains unsettled under the existing rules.
Verdict: True