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Treasury desk
Stablecoin Treasury Rebalancing
Rebalance stablecoin exposure through a private RFQ round that lets multiple liquidity providers compete without exposing intent to public markets.
Example
A stablecoin issuer or corporate treasury swaps $10 million USDC into USDT through multiple competing liquidity providers.
Market challenge
Treasury teams need to move size between stablecoins quickly, but bilateral chats and single-dealer workflows make pricing hard to compare and audit.
Before and after ORDIS
Move from manual coordination to private RFQ execution.
Before
×Bilateral OTC chats
×Single-dealer pricing
×Manual quote screenshots
×Fragmented settlement records
After
✓One private RFQ
✓Multiple competing LPs
✓Ranked firm quotes
✓Execution and settlement audit trail
How ORDIS helps
A clear path from intent to execution.
Define intent
Submit the asset pair, amount, settlement route, and quote window.
Invite liquidity
ORDIS routes the RFQ to permissioned LPs that support the treasury's constraints.
Compare quotes
The desk sees ranked, time-bound quotes with full counterparty context.
Execute and record
The accepted quote is routed to settlement and captured in an audit trail.
Customer value
Competitive pricing across multiple liquidity providersCleaner treasury audit record for quote comparison and execution decisioningLess operational friction than dealer-by-dealer coordination
Designed to expand
As new stablecoin pairs and corridors come online, customers keep the same RFQ experience while ORDIS adds provider and settlement coverage.
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.