DAO treasuries · Ethereum mainnet

Aave treasury address and alerts: every transfer out of the Aave DAO

The Aave DAO holds its treasury in the Collector and acts through its Governance Executor, both listed in Aave's own address book. Here are both addresses, what a transfer out means, and a ready-made rule that sends you an alert within seconds of confirmation each time funds leave.

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Examples

Example alerts from the Aave DAO treasury

Each alert is one transfer out of a treasury wallet, with the amount, the recipient and the transaction. The amounts are examples; no USD values.

SentExample

1,000 ETH

0x7099…79C8

Aave DAO Collector sent 1,000 ETH to 0x7099…79C8

Ethereum · ETHETH transfer
SentExample

2,500,000 USDC

0x90F7…b906

Aave DAO Collector sent 2,500,000 USDC to 0x90F7…b906

Ethereum · USDCTransfer
SentExample

10,000 ETH

0x3C44…93BC

Aave DAO Collector sent 10,000 ETH to 0x3C44…93BC

Ethereum · ETHETH transfer

Example alerts. Set up the rule and the real ones reach your chat within seconds of confirmation.

Addresses

The treasury addresses

Only addresses the DAO names in its own docs or code, each with its source and the day we checked it. The rules catch every transfer out.

  • ETH sent
  • Tokens sent
  • NFTs sent
  • ETH sent
  • Tokens sent
  • NFTs sent
Why set it up

Why people watch it

Votes turned into transfers
A treasury pays out after governance decides. The transfer is the on-chain proof that it happened.
Addresses the DAO publishes
Only addresses from the DAO's own docs or code, each shown with its source and the day it was checked.
Every asset, your minimum
ETH, tokens and NFTs leaving the treasury. Add a minimum per asset to hear only about the large moves.
Explained

Which addresses hold the Aave DAO treasury?

The rules on this page watch 2 addresses that Aave DAO names in its own docs or code, never a guessed or labelled one:

  • Aave DAO Collector: 0x464c71f6c2f760dda6093dcb91c24c39e5d6e18c
  • Aave Governance Executor: 0x5300a1a15135ea4dc7ad5a167152c01efc9b192a
Explained

What a transfer out of the Aave DAO treasury means

A DAO treasury is a wallet or contract the DAO's governance controls. Funds usually leave it only after a vote, so a transfer out is the moment a decision turns into money moving on-chain.

Not every transfer is a spend. The recipient tells you which kind it is:

  • A contributor, a service provider or a team multisig: a payment or a budget the DAO approved.
  • A grants program or a grantee: funding the DAO voted to give.
  • An exchange, a swap or a lending protocol: the treasury changing what it holds, or putting funds to work.
  • Another wallet of the same DAO: an internal move between its own addresses.
Explained

Why watch the Aave DAO treasury

Proposals, forum posts and reports say what a DAO plans to do with its funds. The transfer out is when it happens, and it is public the moment it is confirmed.

  • Token holders and delegates see a passed proposal paid out, and to whom.
  • Contributors and grantees know when a payment has left the treasury.
  • Researchers and analysts follow how a treasury spends and diversifies, one transfer at a time.
  • Anyone can spot a transfer they didn't expect, without waiting for the next report.
Ready-made rules

Set it up in one click

Open a rule: the wallet and its outgoing transfers are filled in. Add a minimum per asset if you like, click Create, and the alerts reach your chat. The free Beta plan covers one wallet; the rule on all of a DAO's wallets needs one wallet per address.

How it works

How the alert works

  1. 01

    Open a ready-made rule: the treasury wallet and its outgoing transfers are filled in.

  2. 02

    Sign in, pick the chat the alerts go to and click Create.

  3. 03

    Within seconds of confirmation, each transfer out reaches you, with a link to the transaction.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the Aave DAO treasury address?

This page lists the addresses Aave DAO publishes for its treasury on Ethereum mainnet: the Aave DAO Collector, 0x464c71f6c2f760dda6093dcb91c24c39e5d6e18c and the Aave Governance Executor, 0x5300a1a15135ea4dc7ad5a167152c01efc9b192a. Each card above links the page where Aave DAO names it and the day we checked it.

Can I get an alert when funds leave the Aave DAO treasury?

Yes. Open the rule on one wallet below: the free Beta plan covers one wallet and needs no card. The rule on all 2 wallets at once needs a plan with 2 or more wallets. Add a minimum per asset, such as 100 ETH, so only the large transfers reach you.

Is every transfer out a sale?

No. A transfer out can be a payment the DAO voted for, a grant, a move between the DAO's own wallets, a swap or a deposit into a protocol. The recipient is the clue; the alert never labels a transfer as a sale.

Is this page run by Aave DAO?

No. Alerts on Chain is not affiliated with Aave DAO. The rules read public on-chain data from addresses Aave DAO publishes in its own docs or code.

Can an alert stop a transfer?

No. Alerts arrive after the transaction is confirmed, so they tell you fast but can't block or reverse it. Alerts on Chain is read-only: it never asks for a key and never signs anything.

Does it cover other chains?

Ethereum mainnet only. A DAO can also hold funds on other chains or layer 2s, each with its own addresses; the rules here cover the Ethereum addresses listed on this page.

Does the alert show USD values?

No. Amounts are in ETH or token units, as the chain records them. Alerts carry no USD value and no price.

Is this investment advice?

No. The alerts state on-chain facts only: what left the wallet and where it went, never why or what to do about it.

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