What is Multisig Addresses?
Multisig addresses, as the name suggests, is a wallet that requires more than one address to sign for an operation, thus increasing security. Transferring using multisig addresses often requires >= 1 address to sign and send the transaction before the transfer can be completed. When using multisig addresses, we can specify a signature pattern of m/n, which means that the operation can be completed with the signatures of the m address out of the n address. For example, a 2/3 signature pattern implies that 2 out of 3 addresses can sign the transaction.
How to use Multisig Addresses?
Creating Multisig addresses

- You can create a multisig address in the menu/tools.
- When creating a multisig address, you can specify the number of addresses to sign and the required number of valid signatures according to your needs.
- Click "Next" and input the signature addresses as needed and confirm the necessary signature addresses in the total wallet according to your requirements.
- Continue to complete the wallet creation.
Sending a transaction

- You can choose to send from the more options in the multisig addresses.

- Click on Send and verify your password to export your transaction file.

- Signing transaction files using the multisig addresses wallet through the Approve.

- Broadcast signed transaction through the Tools/Broadcast Transaction.
What is Multisig Addresses?
Multisig addresses, as the name suggests, is a wallet that requires more than one address to sign for an operation, thus increasing security. Transferring using multisig addresses often requires >= 1 address to sign and send the transaction before the transfer can be completed. When using multisig addresses, we can specify a signature pattern of m/n, which means that the operation can be completed with the signatures of the m address out of the n address. For example, a 2/3 signature pattern implies that 2 out of 3 addresses can sign the transaction.
How to use Multisig Addresses?
Creating Multisig addresses
Sending a transaction