How Does On-Chain Governance Integrate with Multisig Execution?

On-chain governance typically involves token holders voting on a proposal, and if passed, the smart contract system triggers the final execution. The multisig wallet acts as the execution layer, where the pre-approved signers confirm the transaction parameters dictated by the successful governance vote.

This links democratic decision-making to secure fund movement.

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What Is the Regulatory Significance of a DAO’s Multisig Wallet Setup?
What Is the Difference between a Governance Proposal and an Executive Action in a DAO?
How Do Gas Fees Compare between a Direct Transfer and an Approve() Transaction?
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