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Nothing leaves until enough of you sign.

A shared vault for your team's HYPE and tokens. Pick the owners and how many must approve, then every payment waits for that many signatures.

0vaults created
0payments proposed
0HYPE held in vaults

One payment, two signatures

A 2 of 3 vault paying 120 HYPE to a designer. One owner can't move a thing alone; the second approval sends it in the same transaction.

Owner AProposes

120 HYPE to 0x8ac1…7b8C, note "logo work". Counts as the first approval.

Owner BApproves

Sees the proposal in the app, checks the address and the amount, signs.

The vaultPays at once

The second signature is the one that sends it: 119.88 HYPE out, 0.12 fee.

Owner CNot needed

Two of three is enough. C sees the whole history and can't undo a payment either.

Pick the shape of your team

SetupOwnersSignaturesGood for
Founders32a project treasury where one lost key doesn't lock the money
DAO council53community funds, grants, buybacks
Partners22two people who both have to agree on every payment
Backup key21your own wallet plus a second key you keep offline
Big board74larger teams, up to seven owners

What the contract does, and doesn't

Anyone can pay in

HYPE or any Elysium token, from any wallet: sales, fees, a launchpad payout. Each vault keeps its own balances.

Only owners propose

A payment names the address, the token, the amount and a note. The proposer's approval is counted at once.

The last signature sends it

When approvals reach the vault's number, the payment goes out in that transaction. Nobody has to come back and execute it.

Proposals can be withdrawn

The owner who proposed it can cancel a payment that hasn't gone out. Nobody can edit one after the fact.

No admin above you

The contract has no owner, no pause and no upgrade. The fee is 0.1% of what goes out, nothing on deposits.

Questions

Can I change the owners later?

No, a vault's owners and threshold are fixed when it is created. To change them, create a new vault and move the funds with one approved payment.

What if an owner loses their wallet?

That's what a threshold is for: in a 2 of 3, the other two can still pay. Move the funds to a fresh vault with a new third owner.

Can a proposal pay more than the vault holds?

No. The final approval fails if the balance isn't there, and the proposal waits until it is.

Is it audited?

No. The contract is small and tested. Start with amounts you are fine to lose.

Give your treasury more than one key.

Create a vault