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Corporate treasury

Corporate Treasury Management

Use one RFQ workflow to reallocate capital across tokenized assets while keeping execution, settlement, and audit state connected.

Multi-assettreasury workflow
Controlsquote approvals
Reportingaudit-ready record

Example

A treasury team reallocates capital between stablecoins, tokenized treasury products, crypto, commodities, tokenized equities, and other investment opportunities.

Market challenge

Treasury portfolios increasingly span multiple tokenized asset classes, but execution is split across venues, counterparties, and manual approvals.

Before and after ORDIS

Move from manual coordination to private RFQ execution.

Before

×Separate venues

×Manual approvals

×Spreadsheet audit trail

×Disconnected settlement routes

After

Unified RFQ workspace

Policy-aware quote comparison

Approved execution routing

Finance-ready records

How ORDIS helps

A clear path from intent to execution.

01

Select allocation

Define the target asset movement and portfolio constraints.

02

Request liquidity

ORDIS identifies the supported asset class and eligible liquidity providers.

03

Compare routes

Treasury users compare quote quality, settlement path, and counterparty fit.

04

Archive decision

The final execution record is stored for internal controls and reporting.

Customer value

One workflow for multi-asset treasury executionImproved control over quote comparison and approvalsCleaner operational record for finance and compliance teams

Designed to expand

Treasury teams can expand from one asset class to a broader tokenized portfolio while preserving consistent controls, quote comparison, and records.

Recommended integration paths

Choose the path that fits the customer.

Next step

Map this workflow to your operating model.

Explore the workflow with ORDIS to align asset coverage, users, settlement routes, controls, and integration scope.

Broader opportunity

The same RFQ infrastructure can support additional assets, liquidity providers, integration methods, and partner surfaces over time.