Treasury Proof Ledger (TPL)

Treasury Proof Ledger (TPL) is a cryptographic transparency and accountability platform for organizations that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet. It enables companies, funds, and institutions to provide verifiable, policy-controlled transparency over their Bitcoin treasury without exposing sensitive wallet structures, counterparties, or trading strategies.

Verifiable Proofs
Policy Controlled
Bitcoin Anchored

TPL models a Bitcoin treasury as a multi-domain exposure system rather than a static set of wallets. It continuously tracks Bitcoin-equivalent exposures across custody, exchanges, lending, derivatives, and other on-chain or off-chain domains, enforcing a conservation rule that ensures all internal movements are cryptographically explainable.

At its core, TPL combines:

  • Proof-of-Reserves (PoR)

    Snapshots for asset existence and control.

  • Proof-of-Transit (PoT)

    Receipts that cryptographically log treasury movements between domains.

  • Bitcoin-anchored commitments

    Creating an immutable, append-only audit trail.

Policy-Based Disclosure

Unlike traditional proof-of-reserves systems, TPL supports policy-based disclosure views. Different stakeholders—public investors, auditors, regulators, or internal risk teams—can receive tailored, verifiable reports derived from the same underlying ledger, with configurable materiality thresholds, reporting delays, and redactions. All published views are independently re-verifiable against Bitcoin anchors.

Responsible Transparency

Designed for environments where transparency requirements are increasing, but naïve wallet disclosure is operationally unsafe or regulatorily incompatible.

Audit-Ready Evidence

Provides cryptographic evidence of holdings and movements, ensuring non-equivocation and forward integrity of disclosures.

Institutional Governance

A foundational software layer for Bitcoin treasury governance, bridging cryptographic assurance, institutional controls, and market transparency.

Institutional & Ecosystem Impact

Beyond single organizations, families of TPL deployments can be used to support cross-institution Bitcoin exposure and supply-consistency checks, helping detect hidden rehypothecation or over-issuance relative to Bitcoin’s fixed supply.

TPL is compatible with regulated governance and accounting workflows, providing a bridge between the cryptographic world and traditional financial reporting.

Treasury Proof Ledger Infographic

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