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The Treasury is a pot of funds collected through a portion of block production rewards, transaction
fees, slashing, and [staking inefficiencies](learn-staking.md#inflation).
fees, slashing, and [staking inefficiencies](./learn-inflation.md).Treasury funds are held in a
[system account](./learn-account-advanced.md#system-accounts) that cannot be controlled by any
external account; only the system internal logic can access it.

Treasury funds are held in a [system account](./learn-account-advanced.md#system-accounts) that
cannot be controlled by any external account; only the system internal logic can access it.
:::tip Creating a Treasury Proposal on Polkadot OpenGov

If you would like to create a treasury proposal on Polkadot OpenGov, follow the instructions
outlined on [this how-to guide](./learn-guides-treasury#creating-a-treasury-proposal).

:::

## Treasury Inflow and Outflow

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