Agora
Agora is an open-source onchain governance platform for protocols and communities to run proposals, voting, and delegation.
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About Agora
Agora is an open-source governance platform that allows protocols to deploy end-to-end governance systems without writing code. Its core governor system is based on OpenZeppelin Governor to manage protocol governance and voting processes.
The platform features modular architecture designed to scale with a community's needs, offering integrations with infrastructure tools, token tracking services, and institutional custody solutions.
Key features
- Supports gasless voting and proposal creation through Agora relays.
- Allows multiple choice voting options instead of simple binary proposals.
- Provides role management controls for setting proposal, veto, and execution permissions.
- Includes transaction simulation to verify proposals prior to submission.
- Integrates directly with Snapshot polls and Discourse proposal discussions.
- Enables delegation capabilities for tokenholders.
- Supports staked tokens within governance voting mechanisms.
- Provides an API for building custom applications and integrations.
What it is used for
- Deploy modular governance frameworks without writing custom smart contract code.
- Migrate protocol governance mechanisms from Ethereum mainnet to rollups.
- Implement multi-stakeholder structures using security councils or dual governance.
- Delegate voting power among protocol tokenholders.
What it does
Used for
Who it is for
Kind of tool
- Other
Platforms
- Web
Things to know
- The platform codebase is fully open-source under the MIT license.
- Agora interfaces out-of-the-box with institutional custody platforms such as Coinbase Custody and Anchorage.
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Verification and freshness
- Not verified yet.
- Last updated on November 8, 2026.
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