Settlement fees, the treasury that receives them, and the staking and buyback settings governance controls.
Connect a signer, the guardian, the escrow treasury key or the address it has named. Everything below is public and needs no wallet. Each action needs one of those keys, and each panel says which.
Four of these go straight to the contract. The rest wait out the governance delay.
| Action | Call | Needs | Lands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sweep settlement fees to the treasury | Escrow.sweepFees | Any funded key. Anyone can call it, and the escrow pays its treasury whoever sends it. | Next block |
| Name a successor to the escrow treasury | Escrow.transferTreasury | The current treasury key, and nothing else. Governance cannot make this call. | Next block |
| Accept the escrow treasury | Escrow.acceptTreasury | The incoming address itself. Until it accepts, the current treasury keeps receiving. | Next block |
| Pay seized collateral to the credit pool’s lender | CollateralVault.claimSeized | Any funded key. Anyone can call it, and the vault pays the pool’s lender whoever sends it. | Next block |
| Set the staking fee rebate tiers | Staking.setTiers | One of the three signer keys. Governance administers the pool, so this is a proposal. | After the delay |
| Name the slasher on the staking pool | Staking.setSlasher | One of the three signer keys. Governance administers the pool, so this is a proposal. | After the delay |
| Set the buyback limits and price ceiling | Buyback.setParams | One of the three signer keys. Governance administers the buyback, so this is a proposal. | After the delay |
| Name the buyback keeper | Buyback.setKeeper | One of the three signer keys. Governance administers the buyback, so this is a proposal. | After the delay |
The fee from every released payment, held in the escrow until someone sweeps it to the treasury.
Reading what has accrued.
Anyone can make this call, and it always pays the treasury. This page offers the control to a signer, the guardian or the treasury key.
Where every swept fee lands, and the one role the governance delay cannot reach.
Only the escrow treasury can name its successor. Governance cannot move it: no proposal, delay or quorum reaches it. A rotation takes two steps, and the current treasury keeps receiving every swept fee until the new address accepts. If that key is lost with no handover pending, the fee revenue has nowhere to go, permanently.
The current treasury key, and nothing else. Governance cannot make this call.
Connect the treasury key to name a successor.
The incoming address itself. Until it accepts, the current treasury keeps receiving.
Reading the escrow.
Checking whether a successor has been named.
What the vault took from written-off lines, and who it goes to.
Reading what has been seized.
Governance administers both contracts, so every setting below takes a proposal.
Live from both contracts.
Set the ceiling against the pool’s price, and set it again before the date above, or every buy is refused until governance does. Pending proposals are on the governance page.
Setting the tiers, the slasher, the keeper or the buyback ceiling is a proposal, so it needs one of the three signer keys, a second signer and the full delay. Connect a signer key here, or build the proposal on the governance page.