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# Treasury
The treasury page shows you the token and NFT balances held by your DAO. These are the assets you collectively manage through the voting process in Homebase.
It also shows your treasury transactions history.
You can create a treasury proposal on this page. Please note that you can toggle between transferring funds and transferring NFT's.
(Agora Post ID is a link to Tezos' forum where your community can post details about a transfer, for the community to evaluate the proposal.)
**How are funds and NFT's added to a treasury?**
Assets can be directly transferred to the DAO's address. There is no special process. Once transferred, they should be visible in the Treasury tab.
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