Vault
Wayfare Vault holds client and house assets across the chains you operate on, behind the approval chains and policies your compliance function already expects. Controls are enforced by the vault, not by convention.
How it works
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Assets sit in vaults across Tron, Ethereum, Base, Polygon and Solana, segregated per client and tiered across hot, warm and cold storage.
02
Every movement passes maker-checker approval: one person proposes, another authorises. No single credential can move funds on its own.
03
The policy engine applies your spend limits and address whitelist to every request, and automated sweeps move balances between tiers on the rules you set.
Capabilities
Tron, Ethereum, Base, Polygon and Solana, named explicitly because your licence application will ask.
Proposal and authorisation are separate acts by separate people, with the full approval trail kept for audit.
Spend policies enforced at the vault: limits per transaction, per day, per address — whatever your controls require.
Movements are restricted to addresses you have approved in advance. Anything else is refused, not flagged.
Working balances stay hot, the rest sits warmer or colder, and automated sweeps keep each tier at the level you set.
Network fees come from your own gas balance on each chain. Costs you already understand, not a line item you did not expect.
Honest limits
Policies and approvals slow a movement down by design. A withdrawal that needs two people and a whitelisted address is not instant, and it is not meant to be.
Wayfare holds and moves assets under your controls. It does not trade, lend or take a position with them.
Wayfare is invite-only while the network builds. Tell us about your desk and we will be in touch.