Multichain Treasury
without a Treasurer
Money in from many people and spending decided by many. Five chains under one balance, and nobody holding it for everybody.
NOBODY HAS TO HOLD IT FOR EVERYBODY
A wallet your group runs together, right inside the chat: paying is as simple as sending an emoji. Messages and signatures are encrypted on your own device, so not even the server can read them.
No phone number, no e-mail·End-to-end encrypted on MLS·RFC 9420·The server holds no keys
IDEAL FOR
Money in from many people and spending decided by many. Five chains under one balance, and nobody holding it for everybody.
A room only its members can read, or one anybody can find and join. Either way the server carries ciphertext, and everybody’s keys change the moment the membership does.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Tron and Solana with the tokens on them, in one list under one balance — and every coin says which chain it is on.
A full replacement rather than a wallet with a chat bolted on: threads and replies, folders, files, voice notes, polls, saved messages, bots.
One to one or the whole group, audio or video. The media key is derived from the group’s epoch, so it rotates when the membership does.
Outside services not an option? One command raises the whole thing on your own machine — same client, same encryption, and your people still reach anybody outside.
Balance
$12,480.55
Across 11 holdings, priced in USD. Test networks are not counted — their coins come out of a faucet.
Screening
No hits on four sanctions and abuse lists. That is not a clean bill — a screening service can only say what it has today.
Trading
1,204 buys872 sells
WETH / USDC, across six pools on Uniswap.
In the news
Seen by Mira, Kai
Waiting for 2 keys.
A wallet for this group
CHAIN
WHO SIGNS
SIGNATURES NEEDED
Fixed now — changing it later is a different wallet on the chain.
Group wallet
The group's money sits in one wallet, but each member's key stays on their own device. A transfer needs enough signatures — three out of five, say — so nobody spends the shared money alone.
SIGNATURE REQUESTED
SENT
100,000 USDT
To0x8f2c…41ac
NetworkEthereum · fee 0.0021 ETH
ReasonDevelopment, sprint 14
Asked byKai
1 of 2 signatures2 of 2 signaturesBroadcast1 to goenough to broadcast
KAAN0x7c41e9…d92f
Seen by Kai, Ann
Sign this payment
100,000 USDT
To0x8f2c…41ac
NetworkEthereum
Fee0.0021 ETH
WalletRidge Trip · any 2 of 3
0x2f9a…41ac · nonce 34 · chainId 1
Signing a multisig is easy
A payment request shows up right in the chat. You read it and sign with your key in one tap.
Every chain at once
All coins and tokens in one list: Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Tron. One combined balance, and every coin says which chain it is on — USDT on Tron won't be confused with USDT on Ethereum.
WHO IS IN IT
1 person2 people
GROUP NAME
DESCRIPTION
2 people · Mira, Kai
WHAT MEMBERS MAY DO
A complementary rule, not a hard restriction. The server carries ciphertext it cannot read, so the members keep these rules themselves. What the rules do settle is who may change them.
ADMINISTRATORS
Rights are given one at a time. Nobody gets everything because they were added.
What they may do
Group rules
The group decides who may send what. There can be several moderators, and they are the ones who change the rules.
ONE CODEBASE
Balance
$12,480.55
Across 11 holdings, priced in USD. Test networks are not counted — their coins come out of a faucet.
Screening
No hits on four sanctions and abuse lists. That is not a clean bill — a screening service can only say what it has today.
Trading
1,204 buys872 sells
WETH / USDC, across six pools on Uniswap.
In the news
Balance
$12,480.55
Across 11 holdings, priced in USD. Test networks are not counted — their coins come out of a faucet.
Screening
No hits on four sanctions and abuse lists. That is not a clean bill — a screening service can only say what it has today.
Trading
1,204 buys872 sells
WETH / USDC, across six pools on Uniswap.
In the news
TECH INSIDE
All your devices talk to one server. It puts messages in order and carries calls — and it cannot read any of it, it only carries.
Anyone can run their own server for their own people: a company, a community, one person on a machine at home. That is a federation.
Federations are linked to each other, and your device only ever talks to its own. Which rooms you are in does not depend on which federation you joined through.
Every secret is made on your own device and never leaves it — not to the server, not to the other members.
Two devices agree on a shared key without either of them ever sending its secret.
The group’s key is made from every member’s secret at once. Only the people in the room can read what is said, and when somebody leaves, the way they came in stops working.
A group’s wallet has no owner. Every member keeps their own key on their own device, and the money moves only by the rule they agreed on.
A payment waits until enough of them have signed — any two of three, any five of nine, whatever the group set. Until then it is only a request.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron and Solana each want a signature in a shape of their own. The group signs the same way for all four.
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