Institutional Treasury Orchestration for Digital Assets

Centralised governance, decentralised security, fully compliant operations.

Rox Treasury Management provides regulated institutions with a unified, policy driven framework to move, allocate, and govern digital asset liquidity across business units. Built on Distributed Institutional MPC and Zero Vendor Trust architecture, every transaction executes under institutional governance, with no vendor key exposure and full regulatory alignment.

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The Smarter Way to Run Your Digital Asset Treasury

Managing institutional digital asset treasury should not require trade offs between security, control, and operational efficiency. Rox Treasury unifies automation, governance, and compliance, allowing institutions to manage internal transfers, liquidity, payroll, and treasury operations at enterprise scale and under full policy enforcement.

Cryptographic Sovereignty With Distributed Institutional MPC

Cryptographic Sovereignty With Distributed Institutional MPC

Rox ensures private keys never exist in reconstructable form at any time. Distributed key shards remain exclusively inside institution controlled Self Custody Nodes (SCNs), providing institution only signing authority and eliminating any single point of failure across the cryptographic boundary.

Automated Workflows

Automated Workflows

Configure automated workflows for internal transfers, liquidity movements, settlements, and recurring payments. Every transaction follows deterministic governance checks enforced by the policy engine, providing consistency, accuracy, and real time operational control.

Institutional Governance and Policy Enforcement

Institutional Governance and Policy Enforcement

Implement multi layer approval logic with granular roles, segregation of duties, escalation thresholds, and compliance controls. The Rox Signature Policy Engine validates human intent before cryptographic signing, providing deterministic governance, institutional accountability, and complete auditability.

Unified Gas Station for Fee Management

Unified Gas Station for Fee Management

Centralize blockchain fee management across your treasury with Rox. The platform automatically funds wallets and vaults with the required base asset, ensuring transactions execute smoothly and never fail due to insufficient network fees.

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How It Works

Create secure vaults, define permissions, and automate your treasury, all in a few clicks. Every transaction is tracked, approved, and compliant by design.

Deploy Treasury Vaults With Defined Governance

Deploy Treasury Vaults With Defined Governance

Create dedicated treasury vaults for departments, business units, or operational workflows. Each vault inherits custom governance rules and institutional policy configurations.

Assign Roles, Thresholds, and Escalation Rules

Assign Roles, Thresholds, and Escalation Rules

Define which users can initiate, review, approve, or release funds. Configure limits, asset types, counterparties, and time windows, all protected by MFA and policy validation.

Automate, Monitor, and Reconcile

Automate, Monitor, and Reconcile

Execute recurring transfers, triggered transactions, payroll batches, and scheduled operations through UI or API. Rox provides real time visibility, exception monitoring, and regulatory grade reporting.

Designed for Institutional Treasury Teams

Rox combines MPC grade security with a powerful Policy Engine and enterprise workflow automation, giving institutions the confidence to manage digital assets without operational compromise.

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Inter departmental fund transfers

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Policy-based treasury approvals

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Automated payroll and payments

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Automated recurring expense cycles

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Segmented budgets with enforced controls

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Liquidity rebalancing across business units

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Enterprise Asset Coverage

Support for major assets, stablecoins, enterprise tokens, and institutional instruments, secured and governed by Rox’s Distributed Institutional MPC architecture.

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