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Privy’s treasury wallet system lets you manage the digital assets your business uses to facilitate core operations, from payment orchestration to funds disbursement, to balance sheet capital and more.
  • Automated operations with human escalation: programmatic execution for routine transactions, with key quorum sign-off for sensitive actions
  • Multi-party treasury management: distributed control with m-of-n authorization and policy constraints
  • High-throughput protocol execution: parallel wallet fleets for fast onchain execution, including wallets not hosted within Privy
Designed for treasury and operations teams, this enables you to codify authorization rules and execution constraints into your wallet infrastructure so funds only move within the boundaries you define. Privy handles key management, policy evaluation, and transaction delivery powering Privy’s 120M+ user wallets so you can focus on your treasury operations rather than wallet infrastructure.

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Automated operations with human escalation

Wallets can be configured with two approval paths:
  • Programmatic execution — a server-controlled key handles routine transactions (payroll, vendor payments, liquidity rebalancing) under controlled policies
  • Manual approval — a key quorum owns the wallet for sensitive operations, requiring human sign-off for high-value transfers or unusual recipients

Treasury wallets recipe

Configure dual approval paths.

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Multi-party treasury management

Corporate treasuries, trading desks, and payment orchestration teams use key quorums to enforce distributed control over onchain funds. A quorum of authorized signers must provide m-of-n signatures for every transaction. Policies layer additional constraints on top, such as transfer amount caps and recipient restrictions. Every action passes through both authorization and policy checks before Privy processes it. No single party can move funds unilaterally.

Business wallets recipe

Set up key quorum wallets.

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High-throughput protocol execution

Single-wallet architectures create nonce bottlenecks when interacting with DeFi protocols, bridges, or settlement contracts at scale. Privy enables you to provision a fleet of wallets, upgrade them to smart accounts via EIP-7702, and distribute transactions across the fleet in parallel. This includes enabling fast execution on wallets not hosted within Privy (e.g., Fireblocks). Each wallet handles batched multi-call transactions atomically, with policies constraining what contracts and operations it can touch.

Execution wallets recipe

Provision a wallet fleet.

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Features

Multi-party authorization

Configurable key quorums.

Declarative policies

Enforce transfer limits, contract allowlists, and more.

Dual approval paths

Routine operations run automatically while sensitive actions require human sign-off, all on a single wallet.

Parallel execution

Wallet fleets with independent nonces eliminate sequential bottlenecks.

Batched transactions

EIP-7702 smart account upgrades bundle multiple contract calls into a single atomic operation.

Gas sponsorship

Execution wallets operate without maintaining working balances.

Programmatic on/off-ramping

Fund and withdraw from treasury wallets via Bridge.