Autonomous Treasury
Treasury automation with bounded authority, deterministic execution, confidential state support, and settlement-backed finality.
Autonomous Treasury helps finance teams automate cash movement, balance management, and policy-driven execution while keeping mandate issuance, risk controls, and suspension authority firmly in human-governed systems.
What it enables
Programmable authority
Issue mandates for treasury actions by entity, threshold, timing, and policy domain.
Confidential state handling
Protect sensitive treasury balances and instructions with confidential execution support.
Deterministic movement
Execute approved cash and asset actions through accounts, pay, and market modules.
Truth-layer accounting
Anchor final balances and closes to the shared ledger and settlement system.
Control model
Constraints this module holds regardless of what an agent proposes.
- Treasury automation remains bounded by identity, mandates, policy, and risk.
- Agents do not receive unrestricted signing authority.
- Independent risk engines and spend controls mediate execution.
- Operators can suspend, revoke, or fully stop treasury automation when needed.
Where it fits
Enterprise finance
Automate treasury operations without adopting opaque or ungoverned agent execution.
Protocol operators
Coordinate markets, pay, and account flows under one authority and settlement model.