Gate News reports that on March 27, the payment public chain Tempo completed integration with Safe{Wallet}, bringing programmable multi-signature accounts into the blockchain infrastructure aimed at payment scenarios. This integration targets financial institutions, payment service providers, and fintech platforms, allowing teams to manage on-chain treasury fees in stablecoins, with standard TIP-20 token transfer fees below $0.001. After the integration, users can initiate transactions through Safe, which are reviewed by designated signers and executed once the required multi-signature threshold is reached, with fees paid directly in USD stablecoins, eliminating the need to hold or manage native Gas tokens. Tempo also supports session keys for delegated signing, providing automated trading strategies for periodic or regular execution, and includes protocol-level account abstraction primitives without relying on external Bundlers or Paymasters. Tempo is EVM compatible, and existing Safe modules, Guards, and tools can be deployed directly, with the Safe factory contract address remaining consistent with Ethereum. Currently, Safe{Wallet} protects over $60 billion in assets across more than 25 networks and manages over 8 million smart accounts.