The Multisig solution is a smart account built and actively maintained by the core team at account.tech. It makes use of the framework’s foundational features like intents and actions, and also adds extra tools for managing configuration settings.

You can think of the Multisig solution by Account.tech as a smart account that lets multiple people securely control the same Sui account. It’s designed and actively maintained by the core developers, and it’s built using Sui’s core features like intents (which define what the signer wants to do) and actions (which describe the operations to be carried out). This setup allows for secure transaction approvals that require input from more than one authorized user.

What makes it even more flexible is the ability to customize its configuration settings. These settings let you define how many approvals are needed (e.g., 2 out of 3), add or remove signers, or adjust the account rules—all through on-chain governance mechanisms. This means you can change how the account behaves without redeploying the contract.

Using this Multisig account is especially helpful for shared control in DeFi protocols, DAOs, or team-managed wallets. You can automate safety measures, reduce risks of single-key compromises, and maintain full transparency since every change and action is visible on-chain.

To learn more and start using it, visit: Account.tech Multisig on Sui

Transaction Block Tip: When using this in a transaction, make sure to wrap your intended action (like transferring tokens or executing contract calls) inside a proposal that’s signed by the required number of participants before submission. This ensures your logic executes only when consensus is reached.

You can think of the Multisig solution by Account.tech as a smart account that lets multiple people securely control the same Sui account. It’s designed and actively maintained by the core developers, and it’s built using Sui’s core features like intents (which define what the signer wants to do) and actions (which describe the operations to be carried out). This setup allows for secure transaction approvals that require input from more than one authorized user.

What makes it even more flexible is the ability to customize its configuration settings. These settings let you define how many approvals are needed (e.g., 2 out of 3), add or remove signers, or adjust the account rules—all through on-chain governance mechanisms. This means you can change how the account behaves without redeploying the contract.

Using this Multisig account is especially helpful for shared control in DeFi protocols, DAOs, or team-managed wallets. You can automate safety measures, reduce risks of single-key compromises, and maintain full transparency since every change and action is visible on-chain.

To learn more and start using it, visit: Account.tech Multisig on Sui

Transaction Block Tip: When using this in a transaction, make sure to wrap your intended action (like transferring tokens or executing contract calls) inside a proposal that’s signed by the required number of participants before submission. This ensures your logic executes only when consensus is reached.