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# MultiSig (Optional)

## Typed Struct (EIP712)

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```solidity
Multisig(address[] external_signers,uint8 minimum_approvals)
```

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## Params

| Name                | Type   |
| ------------------- | ------ |
| `external_signers`  | uint16 |
| `minimum_approvals` | uint32 |

### external\_signers

FCT supports adding accounts as an external signers that are not part of the FCT\_Runners smart contracts that execute calls. (the [from field](broken://pages/Eh3kshuEhCOeqVJGMab9#from) on each call)\
External signers can be smart contracts or external owned accounts (EOA)

### minimum\_approvals

The number of external signatures needed to be able to executing the FCT. 

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The same external signer can be listed more than once to simulate levels of permissions
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Setting the minimum to 2 and the external signers to \[address1, address1, address2, address3] means that in order to approve the FCT, address2 and address3 need to sign, while address1 can approve the FCT exclusively.
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