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A treasury is a shared wallet that allows teams to securely manage crypto assets across multiple blockchains. Treasuries are designed to be flexible and customizable, allowing teams to set their own rules and permissions for managing their funds. More technically, a treasury is a multisig wallet, where each member controls their own wallet and is assigned a specific role. To perform any action, team members need to create proposals - limited by their role - and submit them for voting. If a proposal reaches the required voting threshold, then it gets executed automatically by the system.
Trezu is a non-custodial solution, which means we do not have access to your private keys or funds. Your team retains full control over your assets.

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Chains & Assets​

Treasuries can hold crypto assets on multiple chains, helping teams to manage all their funds from a single platform, thus without needing to use multiple wallets.
ethereum

All EVM Chains

bitcoin

Bitcoin Networks

solana

Solana

near

NEAR Ecosystem

sui

SUI

stellar

Stellar, Tron, ...

New chains and assets are being added regularly, so if you don’t see a specific chain or asset supported, please reach out to us and let us know!

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Team Members & Roles​

A treasury is composed of multiple members, and each member can be assigned multiple roles and permissions. There are three main roles in a treasury:

Governance

Manages team members and configuration, without handling day-to-day fund requests

Requestor

Creates fund-related proposals such as payments and swaps, with no voting power

Finance

Reviews and votes on fund-related proposals, cannot manage governance settings
Team members can be assigned multiple roles, for example a member can be both Governance and Finance, which means they can manage team members and also vote on proposals.

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Governance & Proposals​

In a treasury, nobody can take unilateral decisions regarding the management of funds or team members. Instead, each treasury defines a minimum number of members that need to be in agreement to perform a certain action - this is called the voting threshold. All actions - be it making a payment, swapping tokens, or managing team members - need to be first proposed, and relevant team members get to vote on them. If a proposal reaches the required voting threshold, then it gets executed automatically by the system. This way, treasuries ensure that all decisions are made collectively, thus minimizing risks and maximizing security.

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Security Model

Treasury security in Trezu is enforced through three mechanisms:
  1. Multiple members – actions require approvals from more than one wallet
  2. Roles – limit what actions each wallet can perform
  3. Voting thresholds – define how many approvals are required for an action to be executed

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Ready to get started?​

Create your treasury now and start managing your team’s crypto assets securely and collaboratively!