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Treasury operations for teams on Solana, simulated before anyone signs.

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Three violet wax seals in a row on cotton paper. Two are pressed; the third place is an empty embossed circle still waiting for its signer. A fountain pen rests beside them.

Type it like you’d say it.

  • “Rebalance to 60% USDC.”
  • “Pay six contributors.”
  • “Stake the idle SOL.”

dreyv turns the sentence into a plan you can read, one step at a time.

A tablet above a white keyboard on cotton paper. The screen shows the sentence Rebalance to 60% USDC with a blinking cursor and a small voice waveform.
A tablet resting on a sheet of tissue paper beside a violet glass bead. The screen shows a ring chart marked Simulated: 60% USDC, from 42%.
The simulated result, before anything moves.

See the result first.

Every plan runs on a copy of mainnet before it goes anywhere. You see what it would do while it is still a draft, and nothing has moved.

Read it like a statement.

Approvers see balances before and after, the route and the fees, in plain words. No raw hex, no guessing what a signature does.

A phone beside a cream notebook with a violet ribbon. The screen reads USDC 42% to 60%, SOL 58% to 40%, one swap, fee 0.000005 SOL.
What a signer reads before they sign.

Sign where you already sign.

The plan lands in your Squads multisig as a normal proposal. Your signers, your threshold. dreyv never holds keys or funds.

A phone connected by a violet braided cable to a grey hardware wallet. The screen shows 2 of 3 signed, with two filled dots and one empty.
Three phones and a tablet laid out together. The tablet shows a ticked plan, Rebalance to 60% USDC; the phones read Looks right, Route checked and Approved.

Work it out together.

Your team sees the same plan, comments on it and approves it in one place. The treasurer proposes, signers ask their questions, and everyone reads the same numbers.

A tablet titled Solana Atlas showing a network map of Solana tokens, each node a token logo: SOL, JUP, BONK, RAY, mSOL and JTO. A magnifying glass enlarges the USDC logo.

Solana Atlas. Free for anyone.

Check a token before you buy it, scan a swap for sandwich attacks, compare yields, test a strategy. No wallet needed.

Open Atlas

Your agent can use it too.

347 tools behind one key, over MCP or REST. They are the same tools the app uses, and every transaction comes back unsigned.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dreyv": {
      "url": "https://dreyv.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer dk_live_..." }
    }
  }
}
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A tablet with a white keyboard and a violet cable. The screen shows a grid of violet squares above dreyv.com/api/mcp and 347 tools, one key.

Free to start. Mini is $49 a month. Max is $199 a month.

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Three blank paper tags of growing size fanned out on cotton paper, two tied with violet string, the largest marked with a violet wax dot.

Questions

Who is dreyv for?

Teams that run real money on Solana: DAOs, protocol foundations, startups with onchain treasuries, and operators who live in Squads, Jupiter and a dozen other tabs. If your approvers need to see what a transaction does before they sign, dreyv is for you.

What is dreyv?

dreyv is a non-custodial treasury workspace for teams on Solana. You describe what you want in plain language. dreyv turns it into a plan, simulates it on a fork so approvers see balances, routes and risk in readable form instead of raw hex, and sends it to the multisig you already use, such as Squads. We never hold your assets. You keep the keys.

How is dreyv different from Squads or another multisig?

A multisig is where approvals happen. dreyv is where you put the plan together, compare routes and preview the result before the proposal is ready to sign. Use both: plan and simulate in dreyv, then execute with the signers and policies you already trust.

What does treasury by intent mean?

You say what you want, for example “rebalance to target weights” or “swap the surplus into stables”, review the plan and the simulation, then approve with your wallet when you are ready. No clicking through a pile of separate tools.

Is dreyv custodial?

No. dreyv coordinates and explains. You connect your wallet and multisig, and every proposal and transaction is signed with your keys. dreyv never takes custody of assets.

Does dreyv work with Squads multisig?

Yes. dreyv sits on top of Squads and similar multisig setups, so your policies and signatures stay where your team already works.

Which networks does dreyv support?

Today dreyv is focused on Solana treasuries, routing and tooling, including Jupiter and other Solana integrations. More chains may follow.

What does simulation mean in dreyv?

Before anyone signs, dreyv runs the proposed transaction against a copy of mainnet: balances, routes, slippage assumptions and risk signals, shown in plain words instead of raw hex.

Simulate your next move before anyone signs.

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