What is the easiest way to manage a M of N account? Any good clients for that?

[Mitzplik]

I appreciate your advice.

[Joshuar]

M of n?

[Mitzplik]

M of n?

Yes, a multisig account.

[Abdussamad]

AFAIK there isn't one that supports it in the GUI ATM. But people are working on it. Electrum, for instance, will have it in a few months. There is renewed interest in this because some entrepreneurs have stepped in with monetary incentives.

M of N backups you can do ATM with Armory. But M of N wallets you can't.

[Mitzplik]

AFAIK there isn't one that supports it in the GUI ATM. But people are working on it. Electrum, for instance, will have it in a few months. There is renewed interest in this because some entrepreneurs have stepped in with monetary incentives.

M of N backups you can do ATM with Armory. But M of N wallets you can't.

Thanks

[CryptoPanda]

Armory also has it in the todo list.
It's expected within months since last year

[Abdussamad]

Armory also has it in the todo list.
It's expected within months since last year

LOL yeah! I remember Reiner saying that in an LTB podcast. TBF he did say it was difficult to include that in the GUI in a user friendly way.

It might just happen with Electrum, though. Co-signing multi-sig transactions is how the Electrum developer plans to monetize his software. He's founded a startup around Electrum:

4. A 2-factor authentication service using multisig addresses is under development, that will be available in Electrum through a paying plugin. I made a demonstration of that service in Barcelona last fall, during the meeting organized by genjix. I am now working with lawyers, in order to define the terms of use for that service.

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