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Use Authz Exec

This guide outlines how to use Authz Exec privileges as an individual account or a DAO/SubDAO.

Individual Account​

1. Initiate Action​

a. From the home page, select the Actions tab, indicated by the green arrow in the picture below. Action tab from user profile

b. From the Action Library, select the Authorizations tab and then Authz Exec. Action tab with Authz Exec selected from Authorizations sidebar

2. Authz Exec​

a. A new window for Authz Exec actions will populate. First paste the Osmosis address for the DAO you which you act on behalf of or search for it by name.

b. This account was granted privileges to stake, unstake, and restake on behalf of the DAO in Grant Authz Exec, thus it may perform any of these actions autonomously with the DAO's treasury funds. Authz Exec action options

3. Execute 🔑​

a. Below the action library, where publish would be on a traditional proposal, is an Execute button. When you have reviewed the details of your action, click this button to exectue the transaction. If successful, the changes will be made automatically.

DAO/SubDAO​

1. Create Proposal​

a. From your DAO page, example circled in green, click the Proposal tab, indicated by the yellow arrow. Create proposal

b. Create a new proposal by clicking the +Proposal button.

c. Give your proposal a title and description. Auth Exec proposal title and description

2. Add Action​

a. From the Action Library, select the Authorizations tab and then Authz Exec. Action tab with Authz Exec selected from Authorizations sidebar

3. Authz Exec​

a. A new window for Authz Exec actions will populate. First paste the Osmosis address for the DAO you which you act on behalf of or search for it by name.

b. This account was granted privileges to stake, unstake, and restake on behalf of the DAO, thus it may perform any of these actions autonomously with the DAO's treasury funds. Authz Exec action options

c. At the bottom of the screen will be an option to publish your proposal. Once you have reviewed your changes, publish your proposal to start the vote!

4. Vote​

a. Once the proposal is live, you and other DAO members can vote. Learn more about voting here!

b. If the DAO membership votes in favor of the proposal, all of the change will happen automatically at the close of the voting period.