🇰🇭 Multisig wallets

wallets that need more than one signature

A multisig wallet holds assets and roles that no single person can move. You name the owners and how many of them must agree; from then on every transaction needs that many signatures. The owners never have to be in the same place — each signs wherever their key is.

These are Safe wallets, the same contracts used to hold billions of dollars elsewhere, deployed unmodified on CSB.

Ask for a wallet

Creating a contract on CSB is restricted to vetted deployers, so this page cannot deploy one for you directly — it queues the request and an operator creates it. That is a review step, not a formality: nothing is created until somebody approves it. You are not trusting them with the wallet — ownership comes from the owner list below, so whoever creates it has no power over it afterwards.


Choose the threshold so one lost key is survivable. 2-of-3 keeps working if one owner is unavailable or compromised. 2-of-2 does not: lose one key and the wallet is sealed permanently, with whatever is inside it. And a multisig is only real if the keys are held by different people on different machines — three keys in one password manager is a single key wearing a costume.

Wallets on this chain

Read from the chain, not from a list this server keeps — every Safe here was created by the same factory, and each one is asked directly who owns it.

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A wallet can also be operated from a terminal with scripts/safe-exec.js, which is the route for anything this form deliberately cannot express — batching, or a delegatecall. See docs/multisig.md.