Why infiniFi runs its treasury on Fordefi
infiniFi set out to manage its treasury through self-custody, holding its own assets and keeping direct control rather than relying on a qualified custodian, and chose Fordefi's institutional MPC platform to run its multi-entity treasury and investor token distributions.

As we were assessing our options, it became clear to us that Fordefi is the industry standard for a reason.
About infiniFi
infiniFi runs an on-chain version of fractional-reserve banking. Depositors mint iUSD against USDC, then decide how much liquidity or yield they want, holding a liquid staked position that stays available on demand or locking a position that earns more in exchange for time. Behind those choices, the protocol matches capital by duration across lending and yield venues such as Aave and Pendle, and publishes its reserves on-chain so anyone can verify what backs the system at any moment.
Founded in 2024, infiniFi raised a $3M pre-seed from Electric Capital and others. After launching in 2025 deposits have grown to roughly $78M.
The treasury challenge
A company sits behind the protocol, and it carries the obligations any growing company does. infiniFi operates across multiple legal entities and manages a treasury that has to stay tightly controlled and fully accountable. The team governs who can move assets, out of which entity, to which address, and on what timeline, and it has to show that record to anyone who asks. With a token launch ahead, the company is also preparing a distribution schedule for its investors and advisors, another set of flows that will demand the same rigor. The team wanted that level of control without handing its assets to a third party.
Why Fordefi
infiniFi chose self-custody. Holding your own keys at this scale only works when the controls around them satisfy your investors, your partners, and your own risk standards, so the team evaluated the institutional wallet platforms on the market and selected Fordefi.
A few things stood out. Fordefi's MPC key management splits every key across devices and lets infiniFi self-custody its own backups, so no single machine ever holds a complete key and recovery stays in the team's hands. Fordefi's Policy Engine, built specifically for DeFi, lets the team turn its governance rules into code that the platform enforces on every transaction before anything settles on-chain.
How infiniFi structures its treasury
The Policy Engine shapes the way infiniFi sets up everything else. The team organizes its assets into separate Vaults, one for each entity, so every part of the business operates inside its own boundary with its own holdings and its own rules. That separation keeps entity finances clean and limits how far a single mistake or a single compromise can reach. Changes to the controls themselves run through Admin Quorum, which means no individual can quietly weaken the protections the rest of the team depends on.
The distribution schedule runs on the same foundation. infiniFi encodes each investor and advisor allocation directly into policy, down to which token goes where and how often, so routine payouts go out on their defined cadence while the controls confirm every detail first. A job that would otherwise depend on manual transfers and careful double-checking becomes a governed process the team can trust. Because Fordefi decodes each transaction into plain language before it is signed, approvers always know exactly what they are approving.
Operating on Fordefi
The setup holds up in daily use. The Fordefi browser extension connects to the protocols and venues infiniFi works with the same way any web3 wallet would, so operators move through their work without friction. When a transaction needs sign-off, approvers review and clear it from the Fordefi mobile app. A required signer can approve a payment from their phone without sitting at a desk, which Evans describes as "a game changer" for a team that needs both mobility and tight control. The web console keeps approvers, policies, Vaults, and the full portfolio in one place.
Standing up controls this granular took real configuration work, and Fordefi's team worked through the policies and distribution rules alongside infiniFi to get them exactly right. The team rates that support among the best in the space.
Looking ahead to the Safe integration
infiniFi is already looking to what comes next. On June 29, Fordefi launched a Safe integration that brings Safe smart accounts into the same platform. Many treasuries run on Safe today, and the integration lets those teams govern their Safe accounts with the same Policy Engine, MPC signing, and mobile approvals they rely on across the rest of Fordefi. For infiniFi, it points toward a single, consistent way to govern every account as the protocol and its treasury keep growing.
To see how Fordefi can secure and govern your treasury, talk to our team at sales@fordefi.com or book a demo.






