Tresori Smart Wallet
In Tresori, a Smart Wallet is a programmable, policy-driven digital wallet that combines smart contracts, MPC-based key custody, and enterprise-grade controls to securely manage crypto assets without exposing or relying on a single private key.
Unlike traditional wallets (EOA wallets) that are controlled by one private key, a Tresori Smart Wallet is:
Code-controlled
Policy-enforced
Threshold-secured
Enterprise-ready
Think of it as a self-governing wallet that follows rules, approvals, and risk controls automatically.
How a Tresori Smart Wallet is Architected
Tresori Control Plane
The Policy & Automation Engine is the governance layer of Tresori that controls who can do what, under which conditions, and with what level of risk. It sits above the Smart Wallet and ensures that every transaction follows predefined organizational, security, and compliance rules before any signing or blockchain interaction occurs.
Transaction rules: Spending limits, allowed assets, approved destinations, and network restrictions
Approval flows: Multi-level, conditional, and threshold-based approvals
Role-based permissions: Fine-grained access control without shared keys
Compliance checks: Pre-transaction validation against regulatory and internal policies
Risk scoring: Contextual risk assessment with automatic escalation or blocking
How it Works
Evaluated before signing: All policies are checked before the MPC signing starts
Enforced before broadcast: Transactions are revalidated before being sent on-chain
Logged for auditability: Every action and decision is immutably recorded
This engine transforms Tresori wallets into enterprise-grade control systems, enabling secure, automated, and compliant digital asset operations without exposing private keys or relying on manual oversight.
Smart Wallet vs Traditional Wallet
Private Key
Single key
MPC key shares
Programmability
No
Yes
Multi-Approval
Manual
Native
Policy Enforcement
None
On-chain + off-chain
Enterprise Controls
Weak
Strong
Recovery Options
Limited
Advanced
Gas Abstraction
No
Yes
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