See the whole position.
Review accounts, balances, reservations, and transaction activity in one place. Keep available funds distinct from money committed to a pending instruction.
Your treasury.
Your rules.
Full control.
Custody, approvals, payments, and reconciliation. One control plane for the people responsible for the money.
- Defined authority
- Independent review
- Traceable records
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Account funding · Bitcoin
- Instruction preparedComplete
- Independent approvalAwaiting review
- SigningNot requested
- Network submissionNot submitted
Approval comes before execution.
Example data. No real funds or live transaction.
CustodyKnow what is held.
GovernanceKnow who can act.
ReconciliationKnow what actually moved.
A clear view.
A steady hand.
Moving money is only part of the job. Knowing what is available, who authorized a payment, and where it stands is the rest.
Put responsibility in writing.
Give operators the access their role requires. Keep preparation, independent approval, and sensitive-action authentication part of the workflow.
Follow the evidence.
Trace payment status, blockchain evidence, and ledger records. Investigate exceptions with the context to understand what happened.
Every move.
Accounted for.
From the first instruction to the final record, each stage has a purpose. Each handoff has an owner.
Explore the controls
- 01
Prepare the instruction
Set the amount, destination, and account. Review the details before a payment enters the approval queue.
- 02
Bring in a second pair of eyes
An independent reviewer checks the request. Sensitive actions require an additional authentication step.
- 03
Authorize, then execute
Signing and submission follow approval. A submitted transaction stays distinct from a confirmed payment.
- 04
Close the loop
Follow the transaction evidence through confirmation and ledger posting. Keep exceptions visible until they are resolved.
Built for the
responsibility.
A treasury needs more than a send button. It needs clear authority, deliberate execution, and records that can be followed.
The right access. At the right level.
Separate account, staff, and superadministrator entrances. Server-enforced permissions keep the operating workspace tied to the operator’s role.
A second look before the next step.
Independent review for approval workflows, with additional authentication for sensitive actions. Authorization stays attached to the action being reviewed.
A record beyond the receipt.
Review audit history, export records, and reconcile payment activity. Submitted, confirmed, and posted remain different states.
Asset, network, custody provider, and execution availability depend on your Treasury configuration.
Before you
come aboard.
What is Cold Harbor Treasury?
Treasury is the control plane for Cold Harbor’s custodial financial operations. It brings account records, custody workflows, payment instructions, independent approvals, and reconciliation into a shared workspace.
Is this the ColdHarbor wallet?
Treasury is a custodial operations product with hosted accounts and role-based access. The ColdHarbor wallet is a separate self-custody product with local keys. Their custody and sign-in models are different.
Does approval mean a payment has settled?
No. Approval, signing, network submission, confirmation, and ledger posting are separate stages. Treasury keeps those distinctions visible so an instruction is never mistaken for a completed payment.
How do I access my workspace?
Use account sign-in for your account workspace, staff sign-in for operations, or root sign-in for superadministrator access. You need an existing account and the appropriate role.