Security
How the capital is held and who can move it
Custody, permissions and withdrawal approval, with the risk no architecture removes.
Security shouldn’t be a promise
It should be architecture. At Trezora it is built across every layer of the financial stack, and it is described by what the system does, not by the adjectives around it.
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Custody
Assets are held in MPC-based infrastructure operated by a provider specialised in digital-asset custody.
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Monitoring systems
The systems that read positions are read-only: they hold no keys and execute no transactions.
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Client onboarding
Identity verification (KYC/AML) and a signed contract before any operation.
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Withdrawals
Requested and subject to approval. Funds never leave automatically.
Security runs through the whole stack: infrastructure built to institutional standards, cybersecurity, blockchain-based asset control and established financial partners.
But security is only one part of the equation. Financial security and financial sovereignty should be able to exist together. That is why Trezora is built with an onchain-first philosophy for digital assets: wherever the architecture allows, assets are represented and controlled through blockchain infrastructure rather than treated as a balance sitting inside a traditional banking treasury.
Ownership stops being a number on a screen: it is cryptographically verifiable. The infrastructure is designed to minimise unnecessary points of control, to separate operational access from asset ownership and to leave a transparent record of every transaction on the network.
Traditional finance asks you to trust the institution. Blockchain lets you verify the infrastructure. Trezora brings both worlds together: the security, compliance and reliability of institutional financial infrastructure, with the transparency, programmability and sovereignty of blockchain technology.
Because your financial future should not depend on blind trust. It should rest on technology, transparency, institutional standards and verifiable control.
Security pillars
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Security built to institutional standards
Advanced cybersecurity architecture, robust controls and infrastructure designed to meet institutional standards.
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Established partners
A network of established financial, technology and infrastructure partners supporting our global financial rails.
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Security and compliance frameworks
Security, operational and compliance frameworks designed to meet the requirements of modern financial infrastructure.
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Onchain sovereignty
Blockchain-based infrastructure gives greater transparency and verifiable control over digital assets, and reduces unnecessary dependence on centralised intermediaries.
We don’t ask you to choose between security and sovereignty: Trezora is built to deliver both. Institutional security. Onchain sovereignty. Borderless finance. Where trust can be checked.
Infrastructure and access
Trezora uses MPC-based infrastructure provided by Fireblocks as part of its digital-asset security architecture. Access to the app is protected with passkeys and with the device’s biometric verification.
No architecture removes risk. We would rather explain the risk that exists.
Onchain strategies
Part of the capital is deployed as liquidity in onchain protocols on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Solana. Positions are opened manually, monitored and valued daily.
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What happens
Liquidity is provided to onchain protocols and the open positions are managed.
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Where
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and Solana.
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What is not published
No return figures, past or targeted, until there is a verifiable track record and a legal review.
Risk notice
The value of onchain positions fluctuates and can fall. There is no capital guarantee and no promised outcome. Providing liquidity means exposure to the underlying assets and to the technical risk of the protocols. Withdrawals are requested and remain subject to approval. This page is general information: it is not investment advice and not an offer.
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