U.S. Treasurer

Salary Range: 150000 to 200000 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-year-salary)

Role Overview

Reporting to the Director of Finance and Accounting – Americas, the U.S. Treasurer leads the treasury function for Crypto.com’s U.S. and Canadian derivatives and prediction-markets entities, including the Futures Commission Merchant (FCM) and Nadex. Leading a team of four, the Treasurer owns cash and liquidity management, payments and settlement, banking relationships, custody operations, and treasury controls across multiple legal entities. This is a hands-on leadership role with a clear mandate to modernize the function through process automation and artificial intelligence (AI), operating in a highly regulated, deadline-driven environment where the continuous protection of customer funds and the sufficiency of liquidity are paramount. As one of the fastest-growing businesses in the industry, this is a rare opportunity to build and scale the treasury operations behind a rapidly expanding prediction-markets franchise.

Leadership & Team Management

Lead, develop, and retain a high-performing U.S. Treasury team of four — setting clear goals, coaching team members, and holding the team to high standards of accuracy and accountability.
Set clear, measurable expectations and hold team members accountable through performance scorecards — an accountability standard this role both champions and is measured against.
Drive team performance and build bench strength, ensuring robust backup coverage across all critical treasury functions.
Serve as a strategic treasury partner to senior business, Product, Trading, and Technology leadership.
Coordinate with global treasury counterparts on shared priorities, deadlines, and upcoming product launches.

Treasury, Cash & Liquidity Management

Own daily cash position monitoring across multiple legal entities, tracking balances, liquidity levels, capital requirements, and funding obligations.
Direct daily treasury funding transfers, ensuring timely execution, confirmed settlement, accurate tracking, and prompt escalation of issues.
Maintain sufficient liquidity to meet all customer and operational obligations at all times.
Oversee daily reconciliations across trading systems and bank accounts, ensuring reconciling items, breaks, and exceptions are investigated and resolved promptly.
Design and adjust flow-of-funds for new products, accounts, and banking arrangements, partnering closely with Product and Technology teams.

Banking Relationships, Settlement & Custody

Review and approve daily payments, wires, and vendor (accounts payable) disbursements across entities.
Serve as the primary point of contact for banking partners, and manage bank account opening and closure for U.S. and Canadian entities.
Administer banking and payment-portal access — entitlements, approval limits and authorities, multi-factor authentication (MFA), periodic access reviews, and segregation of duties.
Oversee vault operations and custody settlement, including financial operations for trust and custody services (user administration, transaction policies, and token management) and review and approval of related invoices.
Manage bank-partner due-diligence requests and cross-border foreign exchange (FX) settlement.
Actively manage and drive down treasury-related costs — including bank account analysis fees — while optimizing interest income and earnings credit rate (ECR) across banking relationships.
Respond to operational disruptions (e.g., exchange outages) that affect settlement, coordinating across Technology and third-party partners.

Process Automation & AI

Champion the use of process automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to modernize treasury operations and improve efficiency, accuracy, controls, and scalability.
Maintain and expand existing automations, including end-of-day reconciliation and reporting send-outs, transaction review and approval tracking, and daily balance reporting by entity.
Define and execute the treasury automation roadmap, prioritizing high-impact opportunities across cash, settlement, reconciliation, and reporting.

Regulatory, Audit & Compliance (Critical)

This is a deadline-driven function with strict, recurring timelines for regulatory reporting. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Ensure ongoing compliance with customer-funds protection requirements and applicable National Futures Association (NFA) and CFTC obligations, including customer segregated funds (CFTC 1.20, 30.7, 22.2) and residual interest.

Support regulatory reporting, regulatory examinations, and internal and external audit requests across the FCM, Nadex, and related entities.

Manage state unclaimed-property reporting and other statutory compliance obligations.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field.
8+ years of progressive treasury, finance, or financial-operations experience, including at least 2–3 years leading and managing teams.
Proven people-leadership skills, with a track record of building and driving high-performing teams.
Experience holding team members accountable to performance scorecards or similar structured, metrics-based performance frameworks.
Hands-on expertise applying process automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to finance or treasury workflows.
Demonstrated experience driving down treasury-related costs, including reducing bank account analysis fees and improving interest income and earnings credit rate (ECR).
Strong cash management, liquidity, and funding experience, ideally across multiple legal entities.
Experience overseeing payments and settlement operations and reconciliation controls.
Experience managing banking relationships and bank-account administration.
Experience operating in a regulated financial services environment (e.g., exchange, broker, crypto entity, futures commission merchant, or bank).
Strong attention to detail and a commitment to accuracy.
Demonstrated strong communication skills, with the ability to partner across functions and with senior stakeholders.
Comfortable working to strict, recurring deadlines, particularly for time-sensitive regulatory reporting.

Preferred Qualifications

Direct experience at a Financial Institution, Futures Commission Merchant, Designated Contract Market, clearing house, or derivatives clearing organization.
Working knowledge of customer segregation rules (CFTC 1.20, 30.7, 22.2) and residual interest requirements.
Certified Treasury Professional (CTP), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), or Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation.
Demonstrated success scaling automation and artificial intelligence (AI) within a finance or treasury function.
Experience with multi-entity and cross-border (U.S. and Canada) treasury operations.
Exposure to digital assets, custody operations, crypto markets, or prediction markets.
Hands-on experience with a treasury management system (TMS), advanced Microsoft Excel, and business intelligence (BI) tools (e.g., Tableau, Power BI).

Work Arrangement

This is a full-time, hybrid position based in Chicago, IL, with an expectation of regular in-office presence alongside remote work.