Hold, move and settle money — for people, businesses, institutions and the AI agents acting for them.
Treasury is the money layer of the platform: self-custody by default, settled on a verifiable record, and built for regulated participants rather than anonymity — with quantum-safe key handling underneath.
Money, custody and governance for people, businesses and AI agents are split between two worlds. DeFi-native tools were built for anonymity — powerful, but hostile to anyone who has to answer to a regulator. Centralized platforms were built on "trust me" infrastructure — convenient, until the day you find out your assets were never really yours.
Neither was built for regulated participants who need self-custody and accountability. And neither was built for post-quantum security — the keys protecting balances today rest on cryptography with a known expiry date.
As AI agents start to hold and move value on a person's or an institution's behalf, that gap becomes a liability: an agent needs a wallet with rules it cannot exceed, settlement it cannot fake, and an owner who stays accountable for every move.
The model is deliberately simple: you hold your keys, value settles on-chain, and the cryptography is built for the next decade.
Gives an agent a scoped credential: who it is, what it may do, and a human-accountable root it traces back to.
Gives that same agent a wallet with rules: it can hold and move value within the limits you set, and every move settles on the record.
Some capabilities are live and public today. Others are built and available on engagement. Pick what you need.
Capabilities marked On engagement are built and available today — reach out and we'll scope deployment for your use case. Descriptions here are category-level; specifics are covered in a briefing.
Treasury serves anyone who needs self-custody and accountability in the same system — not one or the other.
Start with Purse, or talk to us about the rest of the Treasury grid for your business or institution.