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Treasury and Settlement

Advanced digital asset treasury. One consolidated view to move assets across all counterparties.

Run digital asset treasury and settlement end-to-end — monitor balances and exposure across every venue, custodian and wallet, and move assets on schedule or in real time, within existing standards and control.
Challenges

What makes digital asset treasury hard to run

Institutions hold stablecoins, crypto and tokenized assets in several places at once — internal self-custody, third-party and sub-custody partners, and balances parked at liquidity providers for funding and collateral. Each location has its own portal and its own timing, so the treasury view is assembled by hand and the exposure behind it is never quite current.

Fragmented liquidity

Assets sit across custodians, wallets and venues, with no single real-time view of balances or available liquidity. Treasury teams cannot see what is settled, what is reserved and what is in transit without assembling it themselves.

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Hidden exposure

There is no live mark-to-market view of counterparty risk at liquidity providers or fiduciary risk at custodians. Exposure is known at the end of the day rather than at the moment a funding or settlement decision has to be made.

24/7 flows, cut-off systems

Core banking and ERP platforms were not built for continuous, event-driven digital asset movements. Activity that never stops is forced through systems designed around batch windows and daily cut-offs.

Weak evidence

Stablecoin programs often start as wallet transfers — with manual reconciliation and no auditable event history. Institutions can move value, but cannot explain or audit every state change across the transaction lifecycle.

Manage your digital asset treasury operations through a single operating platform

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Who this is for

  1. 01

    Banks

    building digital asset treasury or payment capabilities
  2. 02

    Corporate treasuries

    for settlement and payments
  3. 03

    Payment service providers (PSPs) and e-money institutions

    using stablecoins for cross-border or treasury flows
  4. 04

    Brokers and securities firms

    using stablecoins as settlement or collateral tooling
  5. 05

    Crypto-native firms

    shifting from wallet operations into regulated, finance-grade controls
Solution

One bank-grade operating layer for your digital asset treasury

Wyden sits above your custody providers, venues and wallets as a neutral orchestration layer — one view of every balance, controlled movement between locations, and an accounting-grade record of each event. No new portals, and no change to where the assets are held.

One consolidated view

Every balance across custodians, wallets, venues and liquidity providers in a single interface — available, reserved, in transit and settled, by entity, asset and counterparty.

Live exposure

Real-time exposure per counterparty and custodian, so concentration risk is visible at the moment a funding or settlement decision is made rather than at the end of the day.

Automated movement

Rebalancing, pre-funding, collateral, payment and settlement transfers initiated and tracked from one place, governed by rules, thresholds and approvals — around the clock.

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Accounting-grade evidence

External balances reconciled against internal books, with every state change recorded in immutable double-entry accounting and posted to core banking and ERP.

Digital Asset Treasury Management Resources

Digital Asset Treasury Management Factsheet

One workspace for liquidity, allocation, exposure and funding across every custodian, wallet, venue and liquidity provider. Our factsheet highlights what a consolidated treasury view covers – from as-of balances and warning thresholds to scheduled transfers and audit-ready evidence.
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