Safety
Treza is built for trustless execution — and that trust starts with security. From agent task isolation to treasury safeguards, we apply rigorous standards to protect funds, infrastructure, and users across the network.
Treasury Security Architecture
Multi-Signer Governance Controls
All core Treza wallets are protected by a multi-signature authorization model, requiring at least three of five approved signers to initiate any transfer. This prevents unilateral access, reduces risk, and ensures operational checks across key protocol assets.
Key Wallet Structures
Protocol Treasury
Allocation: 20%
Security: 3-of-5 multi-signature (live)
Purpose: Grants, governance incentives, and ecosystem initiatives
Research & Development
Allocation: 5%
Security: 3-of-5 multi-signature (pending)
Purpose: Long-term technical innovation, tool experimentation, and internal development
Node Incentive Pool
Allocation: 15%
Security: 3-of-5 multi-signature (pending)
Purpose: Rewards for verified compute contributions and uptime guarantees
Operations & Growth Fund
Allocation: 10%
Security: 3-of-5 multi-signature (pending)
Purpose: Marketing, hiring, infrastructure costs, and contributor rewards
Execution & Token Safety Measures
Secure by Default: All agent tasks are run inside tamper-proof, isolated environments with no external network access
No Centralized Override: Treasury actions can only proceed via multi-party authorization — no backdoor access or off-chain controls
On-Chain Vesting: Long-term token releases are streamed transparently using audited smart contracts (e.g. Sablier)
Auditable Activity: Wallet movements are traceable on-chain with plans for a public monitoring dashboard before launch
Transparency & Updates
Treza’s multisig configuration, signer addresses, and fund activity logs will be published before token distribution and updated regularly here. Security is a core commitment — not just a checklist.
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