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No. USDC stays in the company’s own custody, in self-custody or with a qualified custodian. There is no pooling and no deposit on TESA’s balance sheet.
Through Circle’s CCTP, which moves USDC natively across networks, and through allocation to the tokenized Treasuries approved in the company’s policy. TESA does not recommend allocations: the company defines the policy.
It depends on the policy the company defines and on the market rates of the assets it chooses. The rates are published by the issuers themselves and track the U.S. Treasury curve; see Yield and allocation. There is no preselected portfolio, and past returns do not guarantee future returns.
Seconds. Liquidity is daily and there is no lock-up.
TESA is software, priced by API call volume: monthly call tiers on the Standard plan, and negotiated volume with a dedicated SLA on Enterprise. Pricing on request at contact@t3sa.com. No charge on balance, yield or principal.
No. The integration runs on the custody setup the company already uses.
Ethereum as the source, with native movement to other networks via CCTP, including Solana.
No. TESA is software: it does not recommend allocations, manage portfolios, hold custody or execute orders on the company’s behalf. The company defines the policy and the rules, and approves and signs every transaction the software prepares.
No. It is B2B treasury infrastructure, built for companies with dollar cash and a centralized treasury.