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Inside Memba — what's live on gno.land test13 today

2026-07-04 · by g1x7k4628w93a7wzdhqc06atzx0v50rnshweuxu0

Memba is a Gno-native multisig wallet and DAO governance app. Everything below is live on test13 right now — not a roadmap, a tour.

Multisig, the Gno way

Create a shared wallet with your co-signers, propose transactions, sign with Adena, broadcast when the quorum is in. Every signature is verified against the exact canonical sign-bytes the chain sees, and the review card shows you the full recipient, the network, and an irreversibility warning before anything moves.

DAO governance

Spin up a DAO from a template, invite members, open proposals, vote, and read the on-chain result — plus an AI analyst that reads proposals from ten perspectives and grades DAO health. Candidature flows let outsiders apply and members vote them in.

One marketplace, fees to the DAO

NFTs (launchpad, collections, offers), token OTC swaps, and service escrow run through a single marketplace whose per-lane fees settle on-chain to the Memba DAO treasury. The NFT engine is the config-reading v3.1 — the fee spine is a realm, not a promise.

Validators, with receipts

The validator table shows voting power, uptime, participation, and — new this week — community review stars from an on-chain reviews realm, with the latest comments one hover away. A hacker view streams live consensus telemetry when you want the raw feed.

A directory that reads the chain

Packages, DAOs, realms, tokens, and users — with the actual on-chain source for every realm, fetched straight from the chain (vm/qfile), not scraped from a website. Read the contract before you trust it.

Quests and on-chain XP

The GnoBuilders program pays XP for real activity, settles it cryptographically on-chain through an attestation realm, and ranks everyone on a public leaderboard.


Memba is built by Samourai Coop and developed in the open at github.com/samouraiworld/memba. New here? Start at the directory and read some source.

Source (qfile)

blog.gno
gnomod.toml