Solana Devnet MVP

Rules before
treasury spend.

Bylaw enforces policy-bound payouts. Every request is validated, approved, signed, executed, and left as a receipt — no spreadsheets, no blind transfers.

Wallet-signed approvalsDevnet SOL payoutsExportable audit log

Audit trail

Live workflow preview

payout_created10:42:11
policy_passed10:42:13
approval_signed10:42:16
payout_ready10:42:18
receipt_recorded10:42:20
Built forDAOsLaunchpadsGrant TeamsNFT CommunitiesMemecoins

2-of-3

Approval threshold

Devnet

Executable payouts

100%

Wallet-signed records

JSON

Exportable audit log

Product capabilities of the current MVP — not usage, volume, or adoption claims.

The workflow

From request to receipt, without chaos.

Treasury ops should be boring, traceable, and hard to mess up. Bylaw turns every payout into an ordered, signed, recorded flow.

Rules before spendApprovals before executionEvery payout leaves a trail

Payout lifecycle

Traceable
  1. Submit request

    Step 1

    Request
  2. Policy check

    Step 2

    Passed
  3. Collect approvals

    Step 3

    2 of 3
  4. Execute payout

    Step 4

    Devnet
  5. Audit log

    Step 5

    Recorded
Platform

Controls that make spending deliberate.

Set payout limits

Define max payout size, monthly budget, and liquidity rules.

Signed

Require approvals

Collect wallet-signed approvals before money moves.

Restrict recipients

Allowlist contributor, grant, and vendor wallets.

Track every action

Every request, signature, rejection, and transaction is recorded.

Use cases

Built for teams that move funds.

Contributor payouts

Pay builders, designers, mods, and operators with a signed record.

Open App

Grant approvals

Route grant requests through rules before funds leave the treasury.

Open App
DAO operationsLaunchpad expensesMemecoin treasuryNFT community grantsMarketing budgets
One loop

Five stages. One payout loop.

Rules shape requests. Requests gather signatures. Signatures unlock execution. Execution writes the audit log. The audit log is the product.

BylawPayout control
Rules
Requests
Signatures
Execution
Audit
Straight talk

No fake autonomy.

Bylaw does not pretend to be an AI fund manager. It gives crypto teams a working approval layer for real wallet-signed payout workflows.

No yield promises
No invisible agents
No dead features
Pricing

Free while it's a devnet MVP.

Only the Free plan is live today. Team and Protocol are on the roadmap and are clearly marked as not yet available.

Free Devnet MVP

Teams testing wallet-signed payout workflows

$0/forever

What's included

  • Unlimited treasuries
  • Wallet-signed approvals
  • Devnet SOL payouts
  • Audit export
In progress

Team

Small crypto teams that need shared payout controls

Soon

What's included

  • Multiple treasuries
  • Member roles
  • Advanced policy templates
  • Team audit views

Protocol

Protocols that need deeper treasury infrastructure

Custom
Available on request — not yet live

What's included

  • Smart-contract custody planning
  • Multisig integration planning
  • Custom policy engine
  • Exportable compliance records
FAQ

Straight answers.

No. Bylaw is a policy and approval layer. Approvals are wallet signatures over a structured message; execution is a single-signer transfer from the connected Admin wallet. Smart-contract custody and multisig are planned, not shipped.
Yes, on Solana devnet. When a payout meets its policy and approval threshold, an Admin executes a real devnet SOL transfer and the transaction signature is recorded.
For approvals and execution, yes — Phantom on devnet. You can set up a treasury and define rules without connecting, but signing and executing require a wallet.
No. Bylaw is deliberately rule-based. There are no autonomous agents making decisions or moving funds — every action is a human, wallet-signed step.
Not yet. This is a devnet MVP focused on the approval and audit workflow. Custody, multisig, and mainnet execution are on the roadmap, not live.
Ready when you are

Treasury ops without chaos.

Approvals before execution. Every payout leaves a trail.