Treasury26

A comprehensive treasury management platform for NEAR DAOs. Manage members, process payments, create vesting schedules, track balances, and handle multi-signature approvals through Sputnik DAO integration.

Project Structure

| Directory | Description | Documentation | |-----------|-------------|---------------| | nt-be | Backend API (Rust/Axum) - Balance tracking, monitoring, CSV export | README | | nt-fe | Frontend (Next.js) - Web interface for treasury management | README | | contracts | NEAR smart contracts for bulk payments | README | | sandbox | Local development environment with Docker | README | | e2e-tests | End-to-end tests for contract integration | README |

Quick Links

• Production Backend: https://near-treasury-backend.onrender.com
• Add Account for Tracking: See nt-be/README.md

Features

Treasury Management

• Create and configure treasuries with custom policies
• Member management with role-based permissions (proposer, approver, financial member)
• Dashboard with total balance overview and USD valuations

Financial Operations

• Single and bulk payments in NEAR, NEP-141 tokens, and cross-chain via Intents
• Token vesting schedules with cliff dates and configurable release
• Automatic balance tracking and historical charts
• CSV export of transaction history

DAO Integration

• Sputnik DAO proposal creation and management
• Multi-signature approval workflows
• Proposal filtering by status, token type, date, and participants

Balance Monitoring

• Register accounts for automatic balance tracking
• Real-time balance change detection across multiple token types
• Staking rewards tracking
• Historical balance data with gap-filling

Smart Contracts

• Bulk payment processing (up to 100 payments per batch)
• Storage credit system for batch operations
• Content-addressed payment lists (SHA-256)
• Support for NEAR, fungible tokens, and NEAR Intents

Development

See individual README files for setup instructions:

• Backend: nt-be/README.md
• Frontend: nt-fe/README.md
• Contracts: contracts/README.md
• Local sandbox: sandbox/README.md

Telegram Bot (Local Development)

The platform supports Telegram notifications for treasury events. To develop and test the Telegram integration locally:

1. Create a Bot

Open Telegram, message @BotFather, and run /newbot. Save the bot token it gives you.

2. Expose Your Local Backend via ngrok

Telegram requires an HTTPS URL to deliver webhook updates. Use ngrok to tunnel to your local backend (port 3002 by default):

ngrok http 3002

Copy the https:// forwarding URL from the ngrok output (e.g. https://ab12-34-56.ngrok-free.app).

3. Register the Webhook

Open this URL in your browser (replace the placeholders):

https://api.telegram.org/bot<BOT_TOKEN>/setWebhook?url=<NGROK_URL>/api/telegram/webhook&secret_token=1234567890

You should see {"ok":true,"result":true,"description":"Webhook was set"}.

4. Set Environment Variables

Note: Telegram rejects localhost URLs in bot messages (e.g. connect-treasury links). Use 127.0.0.1 instead.

Backend (nt-be):

export TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=<your-bot-token>
export TELEGRAM_WEBHOOK_SECRET=1234567890
export FRONTEND_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:3001

Frontend (root .env):

export CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS=http://127.0.0.1:3001
export NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_API_BASE=http://127.0.0.1:3002

Then start the backend and frontend as usual. Add the bot to a Telegram group — it should respond with a "Connect Treasury" button linking to your local frontend.