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# Treasury

The Treasury surface is the aggregate view of the shrine's body: the total SOL held across the five vessels, plus its history over time.

![Treasury](/files/7lAkv9HhnqvPB9RlP5k9)

## What you see

* **Total SOL** — the sum of every configured vessel's balance, read live from the RPC. Refreshes on a short interval.
* **Configured vessels** — how many of the five slots are filled. The shrine will never fabricate a balance for a missing vessel.
* **Treasury pool** — a pixel-art visualisation of the total. The water level rises with the balance.
* **History chart** — a running trace of the total, sampled over time, so the ebb and flow of the shrine's body is visible at a glance.
* **Last updated** — timestamp of the most recent successful RPC read.

## How the total is computed

For each of the five vessels the shrine calls `getBalance` against the Solana RPC, converts lamports to SOL, and sums the results. Vessels that fail to resolve are reported as missing rather than counted as zero.

## Trust

Every vessel address is disclosed on the [Vessels](/thesanctum-docs/surfaces/vessels.md) page and every balance can be independently verified on Solscan. The Treasury number is a sum, not a claim.


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