Corporate and fintech treasury
Compare tokenized funds with the bills and repo you already hold, check same-day exit capacity before you allocate, and get a Slack alert when it thins.
Camber puts Treasury bills, tokenized money market funds and on-chain lending on one screen, on one scale. Every rate, size and redemption limit shows where it came from.
Demo data. Figures on this page are not real and are for display purposes only.
A desk holding cash today chooses between bills, repo, tokenized funds and lending markets. Camber shows them side by side, with the terms that decide whether the yield is real.
Treasuries, SOFR, tokenized funds and DeFi savings rates in one table. Index every spread to the 3-month bill, SOFR or Aave in one click, sort any column, and switch between gross and risk-adjusted carry.
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Each asset’s terms, contract and live state, with a source line under every figure. Where two independent sources disagree, Camber flags the gap instead of picking one quietly.
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The Treasury curve from FRED, with each fund and protocol plotted at its maturity. Hover any point for its 90-day spread history, or compare up to four assets with one command.
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A redemption stress test priced from the issuers’ own contracts and live DEX quotes. Redeem at par through the instant buffer, or sell on DEXs first and send the rest to the queue.
Demo data, not real. In Camber, caps come from the issuers’ contracts and depth from live DEX quotes.
Chain commands in the command bar, paste any Ethereum contract to look it up, pin notes to a spread point or a stress result, and post a sourced summary to Slack.
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Enter what you hold once. Camber checks on every refresh whether you can still get out, whether a fund is slipping, and whether you’re even allowed to buy it, and it writes up the evidence for you.
Camber tracks your weighted yield, how much you could pull out today and where you’re concentrated. Then it checks your rules on every data refresh and posts to Slack the moment one fires, whether or not anyone has the terminal open.
Demo data, not real. Switch the day to watch rules fire.
Tokenized funds come with fine print: qualified purchasers only, no US persons, $5M minimums. Set your investor type and ticket size once, and Camber locks what’s off-limits and tells you why.
Summary for display. Each issuer’s offering documents govern.
One click turns your holdings, a sourced comparison, the exit on every position, live alerts and every desk assumption into a PDF that your investment committee or auditor can check line by line.
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Compare tokenized funds with the bills and repo you already hold, check same-day exit capacity before you allocate, and get a Slack alert when it thins.
Screen tokenized cash products on yield, size, structure and redemption terms, with the source behind each figure.
Size reserves against real liquidity: what clears on DEXs, what queues, and what lenders will advance against it.
Track basis against Treasuries over time, note what changed, and share a summary your team can verify.
Camber reads the chain, SEC filings and issuers’ own feeds directly. Every figure carries its source and the moment it was read, so your team can check it before they act on it.
Every rate, cap and balance names where it came from and when, down to the contract or filing. Where no source exists yet, you see a dash, never a guess.
Haircuts and estimates your desk sets are tagged wherever they’re used, so they never pass for market data. Live sources take over the moment they exist.
Key figures are checked against an independent source. When two sources disagree, you see the gap, so you know exactly how much to rely on a number.
Everything you can do from the keyboard, an agent can do from code: read the state, run commands, look up contracts, write notes and draft summaries. Every value it reads carries its source and timestamp. Click a call to run it on demo data.
Holdings, alerts, eligibility and committee reports, on top of every rate you can check. We’re finishing the terminal now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it opens.
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