What is EnDAO?

When people can trust each other with money and shared assets, they can build things that last. EnDAO makes that trust possible by ensuring no single person controls what the group holds, every transaction requires approval, and every decision is recorded.

With EnDAO, your group can:

• Pool money and manage shared assets with collective control
• Make decisions that everyone can see and trust
• Keep complete records that outlast any leadership change
• Grow without losing the transparency that got you started

Whether you're running a cooperative, managing a community fund, stewarding a restricted gift, or building something new with partners, EnDAO gives you the foundation for collective ownership. See the starting points for different kinds of groups →

Why people choose EnDAO

Most platforms either give you a banking app or a voting tool. EnDAO connects them, so the way your group makes decisions and the way it manages its money and shared assets are the same record.

• You hold what the Group owns together.

  No bank, payment processor, or platform operator can move money or change what the Group holds without the approvals your group sets. Even EnDAO can't.

• Your rules run themselves.

  The thresholds, voting windows, and approval flows you set apply automatically to every Decision and every transaction. No honor system, no after-the-fact reconciliation.

• The shape grows with you.

  A casual group might start with two Approvers and a simple-majority vote. As what the Group manages grows, you can add Approvers, raise the approval threshold, and lengthen the voting window — same Group, adjusted settings.

Use EnDAO alongside your traditional bank, attorney, or board — or in place of them, where traditional routes don't fit your group.

What you get

• Start in minutes.

  No technical knowledge required.

• Multiple approvers.

  No single person moves funds alone.

• Voting that counts.

  For / Against / Abstain, with results recorded.

• Roles and permissions.

  Control who can do what.

• Permanent records.

  Every transaction, every vote, fully auditable.