OneTreasury
"Run a decentralized treasury of accounts with fungible, non-fungible and fractional ownership"
OneTreasury
Features
Treasury consensus
The OneTreasury application validates and processes atomic transactions digitally signed by all participating accounts managed by one or more OneCashier applications.
FileChain treasuries support both traditional and post-quantum cryptographies and can handle more than 100,000 transactions per second (TPS).
Fungible ownership
TheOneTreasury and OneCashier applications manage fungible assets such as utility coins or points as part of the complete ownership associated with each account under management.
Fungible points and coins can be sourced (minted), drained (burnt) and transfered atomically between all accounts.
Non fungible ownership
TheOneTreasury and OneCashier applications manage non-fungible assets such as NFTs with a unique owner as part of the complete ownership associated with each account under management.
Fractional ownership
TheOneTreasury and OneCashier applications manage fractional ownership of any property asset to tokensize real World Assets (RWAs) for instance as part of the complete ownership associated with each account under management.
A number of shares of a specific property is associated with each account as part of this fractional ownership.
An allocation of 0 share enables any actor (such as an auditor) to be required to sign as well for any update on the ownership of this property to be fully involved in the life-cycle of that asset.
Superiority
Transparency For All
In a decentralized system, transparency guarantees that all actors on a ledger are able to verify that all relevant transactions are legitimate and actually present.
But transparency does not mean anyone can access the content of any transaction as only the authorized actors can access the content of each specific transaction.
Strict Authenticity
The FileChain platform is based on blockchain principles and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
Asymetric cryptography refers to a public key, associated with a cryptographic identity, which is widely shared over a ledger while the private key part of that same cryptographic identity is never shared with anyone.
Digital signatures at FileChain rely on such asymetric cryptography to verify the irrefutable strict authenticity of every single transaction before it is even considered for inclusion into a decentralized ledger.
Irrefutable and strict authenticity is fondamental to enable digital trust.
Definite Timestamp
The FileChain platform is based on blockchain principles and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
The immutability of a blockchain means that the timestamp associated with each transaction becomes final and a definitive timestamp once that transaction is validated and inserted permanently within a FileChain ledger.
Definite timestamping is fondamental to enable digital trust.
Immutable
Immutability refers to the ability for a FileChain ledger to detect with cryptographic guarantees if anyone tries to alter any past transaction already approved and validated within a FileChain ledger.
Immutability or the no-rewrite rule is fondamental to enable digital trust.
Sub-Second Finality
FileChain consensus offers sub-second finality for all transfers on fungible ownership, non-fungible ownership as well as fractional-ownership.
This level of performance and scalability enables enterprise-grade solutions and production deployments, usually reserved to fully centalized architecture (such as databases and ERP systems).
Atomicity & Rollback
A FileChain ownership ledger solves the "double-spend problem" to guarantee that the same coins or points are never spent twice or to guarantee that a non-fungible asset (with a unique owner) never ends up being owned by two owners for instance.
FileChain technology supports a full roll-back mechanism to enforce that for any simple or complex payment transaction all parties get paid or none get paid.
This ability to fully roll-back even extremelly complex transactions is fondamental for production level deployments where a time-based lock on funds may time out or a service may not be delivered within a delivery-versus payment for insrtance.
OneTreasury
In Action
Treasury Accounts
Treasury RAFT Concensus
Treasury Multi Signatures
Treasury NFT transfer
Treasury Application Dashboard