Load a multisig and manage it
Everything on this page is organized to match how users think: first load the multisig, then review members and balances, then create or process proposals.
How to use this page
This page is for an existing multisig. First load the multisig PDA, then review which vault holds the funds, then create a proposal for the action you want.
Important idea: funds do not move directly when you fill a form. In a multisig, you usually create a proposal first, members approve it, and then someone executes it.
1. Load your multisig using its PDA in the first section.
2. Check the Vault Balances section and identify which vault contains the $cCOOK you want to send. You have 4 vaults, so look for the correct vault index such as Vault 0, Vault 1, Vault 2, or Vault 3.
3. Go to the Create a vault transfer proposal section.
4. In Recipient address, paste the destination wallet address.
5. In Amount in $cCOOK, enter `10` if you want to send 10 $cCOOK.
6. In Vault index, enter the vault number that currently holds the funds.
7. Add a short memo so other members understand why the transfer exists.
8. Click Create Vault Proposal. This does not send funds yet. It creates the proposal on-chain.
9. In the Review and process proposals section, members approve the proposal.
10. Once enough approvals are collected, click Execute Vault to actually send the cCOOK.
Each multisig can have multiple vaults. The vault index is just the vault number. If the balance you want to use is shown under Vault 2, then enter `2` in the transfer proposal form.
If Vault 0 has 0 cCOOK and Vault 1 has 10 cCOOK, you must use Vault 1 for that transfer. The transfer will fail if the selected vault does not actually hold enough funds.
Approval only records your vote. The funds still remain in the vault until someone executes the approved proposal.
So the normal lifecycle is: create proposal, collect approvals, then execute proposal.