Run critical crypto operations with confidence
Coordinate treasury, governance, protocol, and account operations from request and approval to Safe execution and evidence.
Built for protocols, DAOs, stablecoin and RWA issuers, chains, bridges, and crypto infrastructure teams.
- Non-custodial by design
- Works with your existing stack
- Complete operational evidence
Fragmented tools turn every critical operation into custom coordination
A single operation gets scattered across requests, reviews, approvals, execution systems, and records — then stitched together by hand every time.
- Payment requestedchat thread
- copied manually
- Beneficiary checkedops sheet
- checked elsewhere
- Approval confirmedmanual follow-up
- approval chased
- Action proposedSafe / custody
- status checked manuallyexecution link pasted
- Settlement checkedstatus asked manually
- status checked manually
- Receipt recordedsaved afterward
The operation is spread across tools.
- Request
- Review
- Approve
- Execute
- Record
From connected stack to coordinated operation
Connect your systems once, turn each procedure into a runbook, and start it from anywhere — Opsolon coordinates the operation end to end.
- 01
Connect your stack
Connect the accounts and systems involved in your operations — multisigs, custody platforms, communication tools, security providers, internal services, and protocol contracts.
- 02
Turn a procedure into a runbook
Define the steps, participating accounts, required information, approval rules, and actions for a treasury, governance, protocol, or account operation.
- 03
Start it from anywhere
Launch a runbook from a team request, schedule, API call, governance decision, or event from another system.
- 04
Let Opsolon coordinate the operation
Opsolon gathers context, routes reviews and approvals, coordinates actions across connected systems, and records the complete outcome.
Built for critical crypto operations
Each example is a runbook — triggers, context checks, organizational approvals, Safe execution, and evidence wired into one flow.
Account operations
Coordinate signer changes, threshold updates, access reviews, recovery procedures, and account lifecycle operations.
A signer-rotation request enters Opsolon, which resolves the affected accounts, current owners and threshold, and the proposed signer. Signer verification, current account state, and authority and access rules feed an account policy decision that routes to one of three outcomes. Allow prepares the account change, submits it through the relevant account provider, and verifies the resulting owners and threshold. Requires approval collects an organizational approval — approved rejoins the account-change path, while rejected or expired closes and records the request. Deny blocks the rotation and records the reason. Every path ends in either an account updated and recorded, or a closed and recorded, outcome. Opsolon coordinates and records the change; it never stores or controls signer keys, and the change completes only through the account’s own provider confirmation.
Rotation request
Manual · Scheduled review · API
Gather account context
Accounts · Owners · Threshold · Proposed signer
- Signer verification
- Current account state
- Authority and access rules
Account policy
Allow · Requires approval · Deny
Prepare account change
Submit → Verify owners and threshold
Collect approval
Route to required approvers
- Approved → Prepare account change
- Rejected / expired → Close and record
Block rotation
Record reason
Account updated & recorded
Owners · Threshold · Provider receipt · Evidence
Closed & recorded
Denied · Rejected · Expired
Alerts from security providers can also initiate coordinated response runbooks across the wider operational stack — security intelligence is an input to Opsolon, not the product category.
Works with the stack you already trust
Opsolon does not replace your existing tools and systems. It connects them into one governed operating process — without forcing your team to rebuild the same coordination logic for every tool.
No rip-and-replace.
No rebuilding logic per tool.
Just one system coordinating how your stack operates under pressure.
Turn one critical operation into a repeatable runbook
Start with a treasury transfer, governance procedure, signer rotation, protocol-admin action, or another process your team still coordinates manually.
We will map the current process, identify the participating accounts and tools, and help turn it into a controlled Opsolon workflow.