PayVault · Section
Treasury & Custody
Custody is a policy question before it is a technology one. Wallet structure, key control, treasury balances and payout authority should all be things you can explain to an auditor without preparing first.
See it live
What is held, what is owed, what is free
Balances across assets and providers, with client liability separated from operating funds, in the same view your compliance officer would ask to see.
Four questions
If any of these is awkward, start here
Can you say, right now, what is client money and what is yours?
Could two people acting together move funds without a third knowing?
Has the key recovery procedure ever been performed, rather than written?
Would a payout run fail loudly if treasury were short, or quietly?
Wallet Infrastructure
How client balances are structured underneath.
Treasury & Balances
What you hold, where it sits, and what is already owed.
Custody & Keys
Who can move funds, and what it takes to do it.
Payouts
Sending money out on a schedule, not by hand.
Staking
Yield on balances that were going to sit there anyway.
Bring your compliance officer to this one
Custody, approval thresholds and recovery procedure are the parts of a payment review that need someone from the second line in the room.