Timelocked Multisig Admin
This page discusses the timelock admin contract that governs ZeroLend’s administrative functions.
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This page discusses the timelock admin contract that governs ZeroLend’s administrative functions.
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ZeroLend uses a time lock mechanism on all administrative functions, including proxy contracts, to strengthen our protocol’s security. A multi-signature contract oversees our timelock mechanism.
A time-locked multi-sig admin will secure our protocol until we introduce decentralized governance to govern ZeroLend. Any transaction proposal requires a consensus of at least three out of five authorized parties (previously, from two out of three). The proposed transaction becomes executable only after a designated 5-day waiting period (from a 24-hour waiting period previously), which can be extended if necessary.
Here are the contract addresses for your reference:
Timelock Contract: 0x861cC6724D0aA7Ec7a868887643e682b1c16aeeC (Old) 0x00000ab6ee5a6c1a7ac819b01190b020f7c6599d (New)
Safe Contract (Multisig): 0x1890F9204882dfa1B8f0AEaF56ae9b2ed149D18d (Old) 0x14aAD4668de2115e30A5FeeE42CFa436899CCD8A (New)
These wallet addresses have the authority to sign transactions within the multi-sig contract:
ZeroLend Team #1: 0x09869dF9b616b3e60E7782f6a675d135f17051FD
ZeroLend Team #2: 0xb76F765A785eCa438e1d95f594490088aFAF9acc
ZeroLend Cold Wallet: 0x6aac0942B8147BffAB73789a82EE12fDA7735BAc
The source code for the various contracts, including their deployment scripts, can be found here: https://github.com/zerolend/governancegovernance
