M2 • Tokenized Treasury Ops
Run enterprise day‑2 operations for tokenized treasuries: recon, exceptions, SLAs, and evidence exports.
Outcomes & timebox
- Explain the enterprise operating model for tokenized treasury ops
- Identify control points, owners, and escalation paths
- Define evidence outputs that satisfy enterprise review
- Produce a reusable artifact template for your Proof Pack
Read the tables, then complete the scenario + worksheet. Download the artifact to your delivery repo.
Core concepts
What “good” looks like
| Area | What you run | Common failure | Required control | Evidence output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recon | Expected vs actual positions | Custodian mismatch | Daily recon + owner | Recon report (daily) |
| Exceptions | Non-standard cases | Queue overflow / stuck cases | Severity + SLA routing | Exception log + resolution notes |
| SLAs | Response and resolution targets | Missed response times | On-call + escalation | On-call timeline + postmortem |
| Evidence exports | Audit packages | Missing/invalid logs | Scheduled exports + checks | Export hashes + retention proof |
| Operations cadence | Daily/weekly routines | Drift, forgotten tasks | Checklist + automation | Checklist completion record |
Turn each row into: owners → controls → monitoring → evidence.
Who owns what
Operator on-call
Custody liaison
Compliance reviewer
Trust boundaries & controls
Boundaries you must control
Boundary A: Dashboard → Decisions
Operators need one source of truth with ownership and escalation.
Boundary B: System → Custodian
Mismatch handling and confirmation loops.
Boundary C: Ops → Reporting
Evidence must be buyer-safe and consistent.
Controls you must be able to prove
- Daily recon with signed-off owner
- Exception queue with severity + SLA timers
- On-call escalation policy + paging
- Evidence export schedule + integrity checks (hashes)
- Change control for ops config (limits/alerts)
- Postmortems for SLA breaches
Evidence & proof artifacts
Add these to your Proof Pack
- Daily Ops Checklist (tick list + owner)
- Exception Taxonomy (severity + SLA + routing)
- Recon Report Template (expected/actual/diff/resolution)
- On-call Escalation Tree (contacts + rules)
- Evidence Export Schedule (what, when, where retained)
Evidence rule
Downloadable artifact
Complete the worksheet below and download a Markdown file to your repo.
Mini case study
Exception queue surge (end of month)
Exception volume triples and SLA timers begin expiring. The buyer asks: “How do you prevent backlog, prioritize, and prove resolution?”
- Severity routing + SLA timers
- Temporary controls (rate limits / throttles)
- Escalation + staffing plan
- Evidence export impact
- Postmortem trigger conditions
Write 6–12 lines you could hand to an enterprise buyer.
Worksheet
Not statements — outputs
Every module produces an artifact: checklist, runbook section, control matrix, or proof pack component.
Measurable gates
Quizzes + capstone + exam. Completion is earned by passing gates.
Repeatable delivery
Templates, owners, SLAs, and evidence. That’s what closes enterprise deals.