Treasury OS
Money in flight is shown, never counted.
- What
- Corporate card and treasury console
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Prototype · no real money
- Runs on
- Browser console: phone, tablet and desktop layouts
Show what a money screen looks like when it says plainly what is pending, settled and declined.
A high-fidelity prototype of a corporate card and treasury console, running in the browser: a showcase of fintech front-end work. Not for sale, no bank partner, no real money.
The bad days it removes
- 01
The balance drops for a payment nobody approved
Sending creates a pending row; the balance moves only when it’s approved.
- 02
Money sent to a mistyped account
You see who you’re paying before you type an amount.
- 03
A vendor paid twice
A transfer can be decided once, however fast anyone taps.
- 04
“It just failed”
A decline keeps its code and a plain reason, on the row and in the alert.
- 05
Month-end counts money that hasn’t landed
Totals count settled money only; money in flight is shown, not counted.
What we built
The console
- Money waits in a queue until a person decides
- The card number stays hidden until someone asks for it
- Freeze once, and every screen says so
- Every decision leaves a line with a reference
For the team that integrates it
- The screen shows the API conversation it expects
- The integration pack is shared on request
Added to a phone’s home screen, it opens full-screen like an app.
- Phone, tablet and desktop each get their own layout
- Opens full-screen from the home screen
Why we build web apps that install: one link to share, no app-store wait, updates the moment they ship, and one codebase for the phone and the desk.