Multisig

Dynamo uses a layered permission model to ensure that no single key or team member can unilaterally alter the protocol. Every sensitive action is gated behind a multi-signature wallet.

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Why multisig matters

A multisig (multi-signature) wallet requires a threshold of independent signers to approve a transaction before it can be executed. This means a compromised key, rogue team member, or social engineering attack cannot unilaterally drain treasury funds or change critical parameters, the attacker would need to compromise multiple independent signers simultaneously.

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Multisig configuration

All Dynamo multisigs use a threshold signature scheme. The current configuration for each role is:

• Protocol Owner: 4 threshold, signers are independent contributors and core team members
• Risk Manager: 3 threshold, signers include risk committee members and core team
• Guardian: 2 threshold to allow fast emergency response, signers are core team members across time zones

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Verifying on-chain

All privileged addresses are readable directly from the deployed contracts. You can verify:

1. The current owner address of each contract
2. The multisig wallet address and its signer set

Contract addresses are published in this documentation. Use a block explorer to inspect the multisig configuration and any queued transactions at any time.