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# Co-Managers to Approve Enable NFT

Co-manager(s) will see a pending transaction in Transaction Queue.

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Co-manager(s) can approve or reject. In this example, the co-manager chooses to approve.

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In this example, having 1 vote from the proposer (by default) and 1 vote from the co-manager is sufficient to meet the threshold set for this account.&#x20;

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Then any co-manager of this account, including the proposer, can click on "Execute Approval" to execute "Enable NFT."

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Transaction History now shows "Enable NFT" has been executed.

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Now you can view NFT under assets or transfer NFT into this MSafe account.

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Now the account can receive, view, and send NFT.


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