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  • Introduction
    • About Asigna
    • Supported Wallets
    • Supported Networks
    • Verification Tool
    • Source Code
    • Official Links
  • Bitcoin multisig
    • Technical Specifications
    • Quickstart
      • Connecting to Asigna
      • Setting up your Vault
      • Managing your Vault
        • Permissions
        • Sub-Accounts
        • Settings
      • Vault Balance
        • Runes
        • BRC-20s
        • Ordinals
        • Rare Sats
      • Embedded Apps
      • UTXO Management
      • Batch transactions
    • Recovery
      • Software Wallet Setup in Sparrow
      • Ledger Setup in Sparrow
      • Ledger Setup in Caravan
  • Stacks multisig
    • Native Stacks approach
    • Quickstart
      • Connecting to Asigna
      • Setting up your multisig
      • Managing your Vault
        • Permissions
        • Sub-Accounts
        • Settings
      • Vault Balance
      • Nonce, queue and conflict transactions
      • Signing a Transaction
      • Manage NFTs
      • Interacting with Apps
      • Stacking with Asigna
  • EVM MULTISIG
    • About
    • Networks and Contracts
    • Quickstart
      • Connect to Asigna
      • Setup Multisig
      • Funding Multisig
      • Batched transactions
      • dApps
  • FRACTAL MULTISIG
    • Technical specifications
  • Developers
    • Integrate Asigna Multisig into your App
      • Stacks
      • Bitcoin
    • Multisig SDK
      • Bitcoin SDK
      • Stacks SDK
      • EVM SDK
  • Appendix
    • Contact us
    • Asigna Audits
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Use
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  1. Stacks multisig

Quickstart

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Last updated 2 days ago

This guide will walk you through the process of connecting your wallet to the Asigna multisig app, setting up a multisig Vault, and managing cryptocurrencies and NFTs, including SIP10 tokens and STX20 assets on Stacks network.

Asigna's SIP for Stacks has been accepted and applied with Nakamoto upgrade:

SIP-027