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The yield comes from tokenized U.S. Treasuries, not from credit strategies, leverage or farming. The company defines the allocation in its own policy. TESA does not recommend allocations and offers no preselected portfolio: the software only prepares the transactions that follow the policy the company approved.
Yield varies with market rates and is published by the issuers themselves; TESA does not promise or project returns. Past returns do not guarantee future returns. The 60/40 split is only a configuration example and is not tied to any client’s profile.
The rates of these assets track the Treasury curve: if the U.S. risk-free rate falls, yield falls with it. Yield accrues daily and appears in the dashboard split into two lines: the balance that is yielding and the balance available for immediate use. The ratio between the assets changes only when a rule configured by the company is met and the company approves and signs the transaction prepared by the software.