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Run treasury by rules, with approval-gated, traceable execution. Non-custodial.

Rule-driven allocation with continuous drift measurement, TWAP and convert rebalance paths, slippage gates and sign-off before any movement. Every transfer rides the same Flow Engine that already executes for strategy and operations - proven, traceable, non-custodial.

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Corporate treasury is still run by hand: transfers placed manually, allocation targets tracked in a spreadsheet, sign-offs scattered across chat. Treasury Automation turns that into a rule. Define your target allocation, let the system measure drift and propose the rebalance path, gate the movement behind your sign-off, and apply it through traceable flows, all non-custodial, with a full record of what moved and why.

Rule-based
Target allocations and drift
Non-custodial
We never hold assets
Traceable
Every move via Flow Engine
Approval-gated
Funds move after sign-off

Treasury Automation

Manage corporate treasury by rules, with sign-off before movement and traceable execution.

What's included
  • Target allocation definition, for example 60% USDC, 30% ETH, 10% BTC
  • Drift measured continuously against the target
  • Proposed TWAP or convert rebalance path
  • Slippage-aware execution
  • Movement gated behind sign-off, then applied via the Flow Engine
  • Traceable, end-to-end transaction history across venues
  • Non-custodial: your keys, no asset custody
  • Pure software model when the customer holds the license

Policy on top of operations.

Manual transfers and chat approvals do not scale. Putting rules and sign-off on top of traceable execution is what turns treasury into a controlled process.

Rules, not manual moves

Set target allocations and the system measures drift and proposes the rebalance path, instead of hand-built transfers tracked in a spreadsheet.

Sign-off before money moves

Every movement is gated behind authorization and applied through traceable flows, so nothing leaves an account without approval and a record.

Non-custodial

We make no custody claim. This is operations management on your own accounts, and pure software when you hold the license, so the regulatory responsibility stays where it belongs.

Built on proven execution

Rebalances apply through the same Flow Engine that already moves assets across venues, so treasury rides on a proven execution path rather than a new untested one.

Target, propose, apply.

01

Target

Define a target allocation; the system measures drift from the current position.

02

Propose

A TWAP or convert rebalance path is proposed and checked for slippage, then sent for sign-off.

03

Apply

On approval it is applied via the Flow Engine, with a full, traceable transaction history.

Questions treasury teams ask.

How does rule-based treasury work?

You define a target allocation; the system measures drift, proposes a TWAP or convert rebalance path, checks it for slippage, and applies it through the Flow Engine once it is approved.

Do you take custody of treasury assets?

No. This is non-custodial operations management on your own accounts. When the customer holds the license, we provide pure software and integration.

Is there an approval step before money moves?

Yes. Movements are gated behind sign-off and applied through traceable flows, so nothing leaves an account without authorization and a record.

Can we see what moved and why?

Yes. Every movement is applied through the Flow Engine and kept as a traceable, end-to-end transaction history across venues.

Does this fit a licensed institution?

Yes. The model is pure software: we provide the engine and integration, and the license and regulatory responsibility stay with you.

Put treasury on rules.

Set your target allocation, gate movement behind sign-off, and let traceable flows do the work.

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