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Liquidity is useful only when its operating state is clear.

Treasury connects liquidity and reserve context to the decisions around it without turning a visible balance into a claim of readiness.

Capital readiness

Four states that should not collapse into one number.

Observed

What can be supported by the available evidence.

Reserved

Capital intentionally preserved for a defined purpose.

Available

Capital that may be usable within the applicable operating constraints.

Ready

A stronger operational state that should not be inferred from visibility alone.

TreasuryOperational structure
LiquidityUnavailable
FundingArchitecture
TransfersGoverned workflow
Capital movementGoverned by account state and policy

Operating context

Treasury sits between what capital is and what the organization intends to do next.

It connects back to Capital Account for movement context and forward to Allocation for decision context while retaining its own responsibility for liquidity interpretation.

See liquidity in the context that gives it meaning.

Continue to Allocation