> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.blackquantlabs.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Treasury

> Your balance, where it came from, and every movement behind it.

**Apps → Treasury.** The full picture of your account balance and the ledger it is derived from.

## Balance is derived, not stored

This is the most important thing to understand about the screen.

Your balance is not a counter that gets incremented. It is the sum of your **ledger entries** — one immutable row per movement, each carrying an amount, a `kind` explaining why, and a reference id pointing at whatever caused it.

```mermaid theme={null}
flowchart LR
    D[Deposit confirmed] -->|credit| L[(Ledger)]
    P[Purchase] -->|debit| L
    C[Referral commission] -->|credit| L
    L --> B[Balance]
```

The consequence is that you can always ask *why* a balance is what it is, and get an answer that reconciles. A balance stored as a single number cannot answer that question.

## What is on the screen

| Block           | Shows                                         |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Stat cards      | Current balance and headline movement figures |
| Balance history | The balance over time                         |
| Holdings        | Breakdown of what makes up the balance        |
| Allocation      | How the balance is distributed                |
| Transactions    | Every ledger entry, newest first              |

## Reading the transactions list

Each row is one ledger entry. The `kind` tells you what caused it:

| Movement                   | Direction |
| -------------------------- | --------- |
| Deposit credited           | **+**     |
| Plan or add-on purchase    | **−**     |
| Referral commission earned | **+**     |

Amounts are stored as exact decimals, never floats. This matters more than it sounds: commission of 5% on a \$29 purchase has to be an exact figure, and `0.05 * 29` in floating point is not one. Rates are held in basis points and amounts in fixed-precision decimals throughout.

## Reconciling against the chain

A deposit's ledger entry references the deposit event, which carries the transaction hash. You can take that hash to a block explorer and confirm independently that what the platform says arrived is what actually arrived.

<Check>
  This is the intended workflow, not a power-user trick. The platform is built on the assumption you will verify rather than trust, and every credit is traceable to something on-chain.
</Check>

## Common questions

**My deposit confirmed but the balance has not moved.**
Crediting happens when the signed callback is verified, which can lag the final on-chain confirmation slightly. If it persists, see [Troubleshooting](/resources/troubleshooting#deposit-states).

**A commission appeared that I did not expect.**
Someone below you in the referral chain bought something. Tier 1 pays 5%, Tier 2 pays 2%. See [Referral Hub](/platform/referral-hub).

**Can I convert my balance back to crypto?**
Via [Withdrawals](/platform/withdrawals), subject to identity verification.

## Related

* [Fund your account](/getting-started/fund-your-account)
* [Withdrawals](/platform/withdrawals)
* [Plans and pricing](/billing/plans-and-pricing)