Delegate token votes on Arbitrum One
Delegate voting power for a compatible governance token on Arbitrum One. Delegation changes voting representation without transferring your token balance.
Service fee: 0 ETH
Token controls
Actions depend on this token’s current permissions. Removed authorities cannot be restored.
Project page & links
Publish a public project page or update its links. Approve edits with the project owner’s wallet message. This does not change on-chain metadata.
Contract source
Before you start
A compatible voting token, the wallet whose voting power you want to delegate and a chosen delegate address.
How to use this tool
- Inspect whether the token supports vote delegation.
- Enter the wallet that should represent your voting power.
- Review and approve delegation from your token-holding wallet.
What changes
Delegation changes voting representation. It does not send your tokens to the delegate or grant minting and tax controls.
Delegate to your own address where self-delegation is needed to activate voting power.
Common problem
Why does my balance not appear as votes?
Check whether delegation has been recorded and whether the governance system uses a past snapshot. A current balance is not always the voting balance at that snapshot.
Network and protocol costs are separate. Your transaction review shows the current amounts.