TreSori Overview

Introduction

Tresori is a Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) platform designed to help developers and enterprises build, manage, and operate secure blockchain wallets without dealing with low-level blockchain complexity. It provides a unified console to manage projects, wallets, chains, gas sponsorship, transactions, and APIs across multiple networks.

At its core, Tresori abstracts away:

• Private key and wallet security

• Gas fee handling

• Multi-chain configuration

• Transaction lifecycle monitoring

• Operational visibility and auditability

This makes blockchain usable for real users, not just crypto-native audiences.

Why Tresori Is Important

Blockchain adoption often fails not because of the technology, but because wallets are hard to build, hard to use, and hard to secure. Tresori exists to remove these barriers.

1. It removes wallet complexity for builders

Building a wallet system requires deep expertise in cryptography, key management, gas mechanics, and security. Tresori provides this as a ready infrastructure layer, letting teams focus on their product instead of low-level blockchain plumbing. Tresori – Product Requirements …

2. It enables gasless user experiences

Gas fees are one of the biggest adoption blockers. Tresori introduces gas tanks and gas sponsorship, so end users can perform transactions without owning crypto or understanding gas concepts. This is critical for mainstream adoption. Tresori – Product Requirements …

3. It bridges Web2 UX with Web3 capabilities

Tresori enables familiar login and embedded wallet flows, making blockchain feel like a normal digital service rather than a technical hurdle. This is essential for enterprises and consumer-facing apps.

Modern blockchain adoption faces several practical challenges that limit real-world usability. Most users are uncomfortable managing seed phrases, installing wallet extensions, or bearing the risk of losing private keys, which creates friction and fear at the very first step of onboarding. Tresori addresses this by offering embedded wallets and custodial/MPC-based wallet options, abstracting private key management while maintaining strong security controls. As a result, users can access blockchain features seamlessly, often without realizing they are interacting with blockchain infrastructure.

Another major challenge is transaction abandonment caused by gas fees. Users frequently drop off when asked to acquire cryptocurrency solely to pay for transaction costs. Tresori resolves this through gasless transactions, where the application transparently sponsors gas fees using project-level gas tanks. This enables smooth user experiences for micro-payments, enterprise workflows, educational platforms, and citizen-facing applications without requiring users to hold crypto assets.

Security remains a critical concern, as a single private key compromise can lead to irreversible loss of funds and trust. Tresori mitigates this risk by implementing secure key management practices, including MPC-based custody, encrypted data storage, detailed audit logs, and role-based access controls, making it suitable for enterprise-grade compliance, governance, and operational oversight.

Finally, supporting multiple blockchains traditionally requires separate integrations, RPC management, and ongoing monitoring, significantly increasing development and maintenance effort. Tresori simplifies this through project-level chain and network configuration, allowing teams to enable or disable supported blockchains without modifying their application logic, ensuring scalability and flexibility as business needs evolve.