> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://asigna.gitbook.io/asigna/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://asigna.gitbook.io/asigna/introduction/about-asigna.md).

# About Asigna

Asigna is a multisig vault designed for secure, multi-party Bitcoin asset management. It enforces multiple-signature (M-of-N) approvals, requiring authorization from multiple key holders before a transaction is executed. \
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The security model is fully non-custodial: private keys remain with their owners, and a threshold of key holders must sign off on each transaction. No single participant can unilaterally move funds, eliminating any reliance on custodians or third parties. This multi-party custody approach allows teams, DAOs, and institutions to securely manage shared Bitcoin treasuries and DeFi assets with collective control.

### **Ecosystem**

Asigna integrates with Bitcoin base layer, scaling solutions, and metaprotocols, providing enhanced security, efficiency, and interoperability for vaults management.

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[Supported Networks](/asigna/introduction/supported-networks.md)
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Supports all **standard wallet operations**, enabling interactions with:

* **Decentralized Exchanges**
* **Bridges & DApps**
* **NFT Marketplaces**
* **Ordinals, BRC-20, Runes, Rare Sats, etc.**

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Asigna works **exclusively with signatures from widely-used wallets**, without ever interacting with private keys. Even in the **unlikely event** of Asigna being discontinued, your wallets remain **fully restorable**, underscoring the resilience of our native-first approach.\
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Click to view [Asigna Audits](/asigna/appendix/asigna-audits.md).
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