Hi everyone!
We’re excited to present the Scroll DAO Treasury Allocation Dashboard, a public, real-time dashboard that pulls together all financial activity across the DAO’s five multisig wallets — balances, spending by category, monthly burn rates, and budget utilisation in a single readable view.
Available at https://scrolldaotreasury.com/
What it covers
The interface tracks all five Scroll DAO multisig wallets simultaneously. Each wallet has its own dedicated tab showing its current state:
| Wallet | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Scroll DAO Treasury | Main treasury — holds and distributes DAO funds |
| Operations & Accountability Committee | Day-to-day committee role compensation |
| Delegates Incentives | Delegate incentive and recognition payments |
| Community Allocation | Community programme funding |
| Ecosystem Allocation | Ecosystem growth programme funding |
There is also a DAO Treasury Overview tab that aggregates data from all five wallets into one consolidated view — total treasury balance, combined fiat and SCR budget utilisation, and individual multisig cards with quick-glance budget and balance breakdowns. This is the best starting point for anyone who wants a fast read on the DAO’s overall financial position.
What you can see
Every wallet tab gives you the following:
- Current token balances in both native denomination and USD, updated in real time via DeFiLlama.
- Spending by category — a breakdown of how outgoing funds have been allocated across the budget lines for that wallet.
- Monthly burn rate — a bar chart showing monthly expenditure, so it’s easy to see whether spending is steady or concentrated.
- Budget vs Spent — a full comparison of the quarterly budget approved for each category against what has been spent to date, with progress bars per line item.
- Transaction history — a paginated, filterable table of every transaction, including date, amount, token, category, signers (with human-readable aliases), and any notes added by the Operations Committee. Exportable as CSV.
The Treasury tab also includes a Monthly Activity chart with a toggle between Transfers/Expenses and Treasury Swaps, giving a clear picture of both fund distribution to the sub-multisigs and the SCR-to-USDT swap activity.
How categorisation works
Every outgoing transaction is manually reviewed and categorised by the Operations Committee. This is what turns raw on-chain data into something that actually tells a story, — each transaction gets assigned to the correct budget line, and a note can be added when context is useful.
Categorisation is done through a dedicated admin view (login-restricted to the Operations Committee). Everything on the public dashboard is the result of that review work. The uncategorised transaction count shown at the top of each tab makes it visible to everyone when there are pending transactions to review.
Under the hood
The interface is built with Python (Flask) on the backend, SQLite as the database, and standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on the frontend. Transaction data is pulled from the Scrollscan API; token prices come from DeFiLlama. A background job runs every 15 minutes to sync the latest on-chain activity automatically, so the dashboard stays current without anyone having to manually trigger an update.
The code is fully open source: GitHub - Tiiinoo/scroll-treasury-interface: A simple interface for tracking Scroll’s DAO multisig activity. · GitHub — contributions, issue reports, and forks are welcome.
Documentation
The documentation for the interface is now available at: https://docs.scrolldaotreasury.com/
The docs cover how the interface works overall, and include a dedicated guide for each tab explaining what is shown, how the budget figures are calculated, the categories used, and any wallet-specific nuances. If you’re new to the interface or want to understand a particular section in more detail, the docs are the place to start.
Current status
All five multisig wallets are live and syncing. It has been in active use by the Operations Committee for financial tracking and reporting since the start of the current semester.
As the DAO’s financial activity grows and new proposals pass, the interface will be updated accordingly: new budget categories, updated quarterly allocations, and any new multisig addresses can be added with minimal configuration. The tool is designed to grow with the DAO.
Feedback and questions
Transparency is only useful if it’s actually accessible and understandable. If anything on the dashboard is unclear, if you spot something that looks off, or if you have ideas for how to make it more useful for the community, please share them here in this thread.
The interface was built as a public accountability layer, not just a tool for the Operations Committee. The more the community engages with it, the better it gets.
Dashboard: https://scrolldaotreasury.com/
Documentation: https://docs.scrolldaotreasury.com/
Source code: GitHub - Tiiinoo/scroll-treasury-interface: A simple interface for tracking Scroll’s DAO multisig activity. · GitHub