Treasury
The treasury stack for stablecoins.
Hold, convert and move your stablecoin balances on regulated rails — in private, secure custody, never self-custody. One desk to run treasury across fiat and crypto, with the controls and reporting a finance team expects.
A stablecoin treasury is how a business holds and manages working capital in fiat-pegged stablecoins — holding balances, converting to and from fiat, moving value and reporting on it. Xchange360 runs this on regulated rails with private, secure custody (not self-custody), so treasury teams get crypto’s speed with institutional controls.
The problem
A stablecoin treasury shouldn’t mean a hot wallet and a spreadsheet.
Holding working capital in stablecoins is fast and global, but self-custody puts keys, signing policies and recovery on your team — operational risk most finance functions can’t and shouldn’t carry.
Run the treasury on regulated rails, with custody, controls and reporting handled for you.
The stack.
Secure custody, not self-custody
Balances held in regulated, segregated custody under policy controls — no keys for your team to manage or lose.
Convert on demand
Move between fiat and stablecoins, and between stablecoins, at desk pricing whenever treasury needs it.
Move and pay out
Send value across corridors and pay out locally from the same balance — one desk, not a chain of banks.
Reporting & reconciliation
A clean, auditable record of every position and movement for your finance team.
Who it’s for
Businesses holding working capital in stablecoins
Corporate and group treasuries
Platforms managing customer or float balances
Finance teams that need controls, not a hot wallet
FAQ
Common questions
Do you offer self-custody?
No. Xchange360 provides private, secure custody only — balances are held in regulated, segregated custody under defined controls, rather than handing key management to your team.
Can we earn yield on balances?
Treasury is built around safekeeping, conversion and movement under regulation. Any yield or return product is subject to jurisdiction and eligibility — talk to the desk for what’s available to you.