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Access Trezora Fintech

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From the bank transfer to the onchain position

What comes in, what it settles in and what you see afterwards. Each step, on its own.

Your account, without the noise

Balances, movements and onchain positions on a single screen. It is a reporting view: it shows the state of the account and its history, not a trading desk.

  • Balances by currency

    Euros, dollars and stablecoins, each one kept apart.

  • Movements with status

    Every deposit, every conversion and every request, with its date and where it stands.

  • Onchain positions

    The open positions and the valuation of the day.

Example dashboard

Balances

  • EUR €128,400.00
  • USD $74,900.00
  • USDC 212,350.00
EUR USD USDC

Movements

  • Euro deposit · bank transfer Received
  • Dollar deposit · bank transfer Received
  • EUR → USDC conversion Settled
  • Liquidity deployment · Base Active
  • Previous withdrawal Completed
  • Withdrawal request Pending approval

Onchain positions

  • Onchain liquidity · Base Valued today
  • Onchain liquidity · Ethereum Valued today
  • Onchain liquidity · Arbitrum Valued today
Example interface with illustrative data.

From local money to global outcomes

A currency, a payment rail and an onchain asset are not the same thing. They are listed apart here, because merging them is the fastest way to say something untrue.

  1. Local money
  2. Trezora
  3. Programmable liquidity
  4. Global outcomes

Fiat currencies

  • USD US dollar.
  • EUR Euro.
  • GBP Pound sterling.
  • MXN Mexican peso.
  • COP Colombian peso.
  • BRL Brazilian real.

Payment rails

  • PIX Instant payments in Brazil.
  • SPEI Interbank transfers in Mexico.
  • SEPA Transfers inside the euro area.
  • ACH Transfers inside the United States.
  • BRE-B Immediate payments in Colombia.
  • FEDNOW Instant settlement in the United States.
  • WIRE Bank transfers across borders.
  • SWIFT International banking messaging.
  • Local banking rails The domestic network of each market.

Trezora

Onchain assets

  • USDT A dollar-referenced stablecoin.
  • USDC The unit the flow settles in.

Outcomes

  • Settlement across markets Taking value from one market to another.
  • Global payments Collecting and paying outside the home market.
  • Treasury Holding value in a single unit.
  • DeFi yield Liquidity deployed in onchain protocols.

This table describes the infrastructure Trezora connects, not an immediate entitlement: the availability of each currency and each rail depends on the market and is confirmed with every client during onboarding.

Collecting and paying across markets

An international payment crosses several banks and several time zones. Value moving onchain crosses a single network. Trezora uses that layer to connect the markets where its clients collect and pay.

  • In

    Euro transfers over SEPA, Mexican peso transfers over SPEI, Colombian peso transfers over BRE-B, pound sterling transfers over SORT CODE, or US dollar transfers over ACH-wire and international wire.

  • Settlement

    USDC as the common unit across currencies and markets.

  • Inside the ecosystem

    Transfers between accounts inside the Trezora ecosystem, your own or a third party’s, go through Trezora Pay.

  • Out

    Withdrawals are requested and remain subject to approval.

Available rails depend on each market and on each client. The ones shown in the Trezora layer describe the infrastructure we connect; which of them end up enabled is confirmed during onboarding.

Stablecoins as the working unit

A stablecoin is a digital asset that tracks the value of a reference currency, such as the euro or the dollar. At Trezora it is the unit incoming money settles in, and the unit it travels in between markets.

  • Settlement unit

    USDC is the unit of the flow today.

  • Daily yield

    It generates automated daily yield on your available balance. The yield comes from the DeFi strategies the liquidity is deployed into, so we neither guarantee nor promise any specific return: it is directly proportional to market volume and to the strategies where we deploy each user’s liquidity within Trezora.

  • Treasury

    Value can be held in a reference unit while its destination is decided.

A stablecoin depends on its issuer and on its reserves. It is not central bank money and it is not a bank deposit.

Start with a conversation

Tell us what you need to move, in which currencies and from which markets. A specialist assesses every request and replies with what is possible today.

Request access

There is no automatic sign-up. Every request is examined one by one.