One treasury stack, several legal entities
Groups usually end up with one wallet per company, one spreadsheet per country and no reliable group view. Stablerail keeps the entities separate and the oversight consolidated.
Structure
- Separate vaults and ledgers per entity, so statutory reporting stays clean.
- Group-level policy floor: limits, allowlists and thresholds that no entity can weaken.
- Entity-level signers, so local finance approves local payments.
- Intercompany transfers recorded as approved payments on both sides.
- Consolidated balances, flows and counterparty exposure for the group CFO.
Where groups get hurt today
Fragmented custody makes group exposure unknowable and month-end manual. It also makes access revocation unreliable: someone leaves one entity and still holds a key somewhere else. Central policy plus per-entity ledgers fixes both. The control matrix behind this is in the internal controls guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can each entity keep its own balances?
Yes. Every entity has its own vaults and ledger, so statements and audits stay clean per company while the group sees one consolidated view.
How are intercompany transfers handled?
As normal approved payments between entity vaults, with both sides recorded and evidence stored, so the transfer is reconstructable at audit rather than netted off a spreadsheet.
Are policies set per entity or per group?
Policies are set at organisation level and apply across every vault. Where an entity needs a tighter threshold, the group policy sets the floor and the entity raises it.
Can approvers differ by entity?
Yes. Roles and signing quorums are assigned per entity, so a local finance lead can approve their own company's payments without seeing the whole group.
What does consolidated reporting cover?
Balances, flows, counterparty exposure and fees across all entities and chains, exportable for month-end.
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