What is a Workspace?

Last updated: June 15, 2026

Audience: Decision-makers, finance leads, ops, and security teams evaluating Safe{Wallet} for their organization.

Summary

A Workspace is the organizational layer of Safe{Wallet}. It groups your Safes, your team members, your shared address book, and your security configuration into a single, governed environment. Workspaces are designed for organizations that operate multiple Safes across multiple chains and need a structured way for teams — not just individual signers — to manage onchain operations.

If a Safe is the smart contract account that holds your assets, the Workspace is the operating environment your team uses around it.

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Why Workspaces exist

Most treasury and operations teams already operate beyond a single Safe. They manage multiple Safes across networks, coordinate signers across time zones, and need finance, compliance, and operations contributors who do not hold signing keys to participate in workflows.

Workspaces address three problems that the Safe-centric model could not solve cleanly:

  1. Cross-Safe operations. Treasury teams typically manage separate Safes for operating funds, payroll, vendor payments, and reserves. Workspaces give you a single dashboard across all of them.

  2. Non-signer participants. CFOs, controllers, and compliance officers need visibility and the ability to coordinate without holding signing keys. Workspaces support members who participate via email and never need to manage a wallet.

  3. Shared organizational context. Address books, security policies, and team membership belong to the organization, not to a single Safe. Workspaces make this context explicit and shared.

Core capabilities

A Workspace at launch includes:

  • Aggregated dashboard across all linked Safes — balances, pending transactions, recent activity

  • Team membership with email-based invitations and role-based access

  • Passwordless authentication via email OTP or Google sign-in, alongside existing wallet-based login

  • Shared address book scoped to the Workspace and visible to all members

  • Security Hub providing a Workspace-level view of risk signals across all linked Safes

  • Member directory showing who has access, with what role, and across which Safes

Who uses a Workspace

Workspaces are designed for organizations that meet at least one of the following criteria:

  • Operate two or more Safes

  • Have team members who participate in treasury workflows but do not hold signing keys

  • Require a shared, governed address book across the organization

  • Need to grant scoped access to operations, finance, or compliance staff without giving them signing authority

Individual users managing a single personal Safe do not require a Workspace.

What you do not give up

Creating a Workspace does not change the security model of your Safes. Signing thresholds, owners, and policies remain unchanged. Workspaces do not custody assets, do not hold private keys, and do not introduce new signing authorities. Every transaction continues to be authorized by the existing Safe owners using their existing signing methods.