How to track a multisig or DAO treasury
Watch a Safe or any treasury wallet by its address across chains, group wallets by entity, and get alerts on large moves, risky approvals and loans at risk.
Updated Nov 8, 2026
In short
A treasury usually sits in multisigs such as Safe, often on several chains, sometimes with loans or liquidity positions and an exchange account beside them. Watch each multisig by its address; nothing is signed and the signers don't change. Group wallets into one bundle per entity, see one total and each part of it, and set alerts for large moves, new approvals and loans getting close to liquidation, so the people responsible hear first.
Treasuries are spread out by design. Funds sit in multisigs so no one person can move them, on more than one chain, with some lent out or in liquidity pools, and some on an exchange for paying people. The question everyone asks, "what do we have right now?", ends up answered from a spreadsheet that's a week old.
Step 1: watch each multisig by its address
A multisig, such as a Safe, is a smart contract wallet with its own address. Choose Add account, then Watch an address, and paste it; Burokku reads it on every chain it supports, including the tokens and DeFi positions it holds. Add the treasury's other wallets the same way: a hot wallet for payments, a vesting contract's recipient, a grants wallet. Nothing is signed and nothing about the multisig changes.
Step 2: add what isn't in a multisig
An exchange account used for payments connects with a read-only key. Holdings that aren't onchain, such as tokens still to unlock or a deal paid off-chain, can be added by hand as a manual account with its transactions.
Step 3: group by entity
Put each entity's wallets in a bundle, such as Treasury, Grants or Fund II. You see the total, each bundle, and each wallet, in the currency the treasury reports in, without counting the same coin twice.
Step 4: set the alerts that matter
- Large moves. An alert when money bigger than an amount you set moves in a wallet you watch.
- Approvals. An alert when a wallet grants an unlimited approval to an unverified contract.
- Loans. If the treasury borrows on Aave or Morpho, a health factor alert well before liquidation.
- Concentration. When one token becomes too much of the treasury.
Alerts reach you on Telegram, push or email, with what happened and what would fix it.
Step 5: report
History and profit and loss per wallet and bundle, and a tax report across them, with PDF and CSV exports, give the people the treasury answers to a clear record.
Questions
- Does watching a Safe give Burokku any control over it?
- No. Burokku only reads the address. The Safe's signers and threshold stay exactly as they are, and every transaction still needs them.
- Can several people look at the same treasury?
- Team, coming soon, adds seats, roles, shared dashboards and alerts, and a year of audit history. Until then, one account watches the treasury.
- Can I see each entity on its own?
- Yes. Put each entity's wallets in its own bundle, and look at one bundle or all of them together.