• Treasury

  The Treasury gives you a clear, real-time view of your organization’s onchain assets. It’s read-only, simple to navigate, and built for self-custody—perfect for teams that hold funds in stablecoins, and any other onchain asset. Users who have enabled bank integrations can also view their connected bank assets: Features and What to Know Spam Filtering: You can easily hide tokens you dPopular

• Organization Settings

  The Organization Settings section helps you define the structure of your entity. This is where you input key details—like your entity type, jurisdiction, custody model, and board members—that power everything from permissions to product suggestions. It’s also where legal, tax, and compliance advisors can find the information they need. Features and What to Know Configuration Flow: MezzFew readers

• Contacts

  Contacts is your organization’s shared contact system, which is used across applications. It’s where you manage individuals, vendors, contributors, and any wallet-connected identity your team interacts with. Every app on Mezzanine—from Payroll to Invoices—plugs directly into your contact list, so you only need to enter someone once. Features and What to Know Unified Contact List: ViewFew readers

• Approvals

  The Approvals dashboard is where all onchain actions go to get authorized. Whether you’re sending funds, changing signers, or updating permissions, it shows up here first. Every transaction is gated by your organization’s signing threshold—so nothing moves until the right people approve it. Features and What to Know Everything That Needs Approval: See every pending transaction, from tokFew readers

• Permissions

  Permissions are the core system for controlling access, authority, and visibility across your organization. Every action—whether it’s viewing sensitive documents, proposing a transaction, or approving a payment—is governed by explicit, onchain permissions tied to your public address. If you control the wallet, you control the role. Features and What to Know Role-Based Authority: PermisFew readers

• Personal Settings

  Personal Settings is built for you—the individual human behind the wallet. This is where you manage your identity, wallets, notifications, and organizational memberships. Whether you’re using an embedded wallet or switching between several of your own, this is your personal command center. Features and What to Know Wallets Embedded by Default: Every user gets a Privy wallet the momeFew readers

• Groups

  Groups are how Mezzanine organizations manage roles and delegate authority. Every group—Signers, Admins, Support, Members, and Public—has a distinct level of access, structured in a cascading tree. Privileges are tied directly to wallet addresses, enforced onchain, and governed by your organization’s approval rules. Features and What to Know Tree-Based Hierarchy: Signers sit at the top.Few readers

• App Store

  The App Store is how organizations on Mezzanine expand their capabilities. With a single click, you can install powerful applications—from payroll to fundraising—and they’ll instantly appear in your NavBar. Every app runs on Mezzanine’s shared infrastructure, so it’s quick to set up and fully integrated from day one. Features and What to Know Add Apps Instantly: If you have the right pFew readers

• Documents

  Documents is your organization’s secure, shared archive for every financial, legal, and operational record. From pay stubs to investor agreements, everything lives in one place—searchable, filterable, and protected by access controls. Key reports like compensation history and treasury activity update automatically as “Evergreen Documents,” giving you live visibility without manual upkeep. FeaFew readers

• History

  The History section gives your organization a transparent, chronological record of everything that’s happened—onchain and off. From payments and role changes to document uploads and approvals, it’s all there in one place. Every entry is timestamped and traceable, giving your team and auditors complete visibility. Features and What to Know Full Audit Trail: View a log of every significantFew readers