Tempo and Safe{Wallet} Integrate Programmable Multi-Signature Accounts for Blockchain Payments

Tempo has integrated with Safe{Wallet} to introduce programmable multi-signature accounts into blockchain infrastructure aimed at payment scenarios. According to Foresight News, this integration targets financial institutions, payment service providers, and fintech platforms, enabling teams to manage on-chain treasuries with fees priced in stablecoins, with standard TIP-20 token transfer fees below $0.001. Following the integration, users can initiate transactions through Safe, which are reviewed by designated signatories and executed upon reaching the required multi-signature threshold. Fees are paid directly in USD stablecoins, eliminating the need to hold or manage native Gas tokens. Tempo also supports session keys for delegated signing, offering automated transaction strategies for periodic or rule-based execution, and includes protocol-level account abstraction primitives without relying on external bundlers or paymasters. Tempo is compatible with EVM, allowing existing Safe modules, guards, and tools to be deployed directly, with Safe factory contract addresses consistent with Ethereum. Currently, Safe{Wallet} secures over $60 billion in assets and manages more than 8 million smart accounts across more than 25 networks.