Shared funds that require multiple approvals to move.
What it is
A multisig (“multi-signature”) account requires several people to approve before any money can move — for example, 2 of 3 named signers. Technically it’s a Gnosis Safe smart account governed by M-of-N approvals. The Safe — not StableAccount — controls the funds. It remains fully non-custodial.
How it works, step by step
- Any user opens a Safe from within StableAccount.
- Invite co-signers by @handle.
- Set the approval threshold — e.g. M-of-N (e.g. 2-of-3) signers must approve to move money.
- When someone proposes a transaction, the required number of co-signers approve it; only then does it execute.
- Gas is paid in USDC, like everywhere else.
A multisig account is designed to require M-of-N approvals before a transaction executes.
What a Safe can do
A multisig account has the same capabilities as a personal account, but under multisig control:
Multisig accounts are included in Accounting & reports — you can report per account or across accounts, including multisigs.
Who it’s for
Multi-signature accounts give finance teams and firms the approvals and separation of duties they need. Combine them with Teams & roles so an owner keeps control while finance proposes payments and an accountant pulls reports.
Multisig availability depends on your pricing tier — it is included on Business. See Pricing.
Related
- Teams & roles — role-based access alongside multisig approvals.
- Security — why a Safe is non-custodial.
- Third parties — Gnosis Safe (Safe{Core}).