Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 11:56:26 AM

Quote from: Husna QA on Today at 11:00:58 AM

When creating a new multi-sig wallet, make sure to use the Master Public key that you previously used so you can reaccess the wallet address on the multi-sig wallet you created.

Did you mean master private key?

It is not 2-of-3 multisig wallet, neither the number of signature needed are more than the number of cosigners. To recover 2-of-2 multisig wallet, everything needed are the two seed phrases, master private keys or private keys.

Master Public key, if you use a multi-sig wallet such as Electrum + hardware wallet because the hardware wallet already represents the master key or seed phrase.
However, if you use a multi-sig wallet on Electrum without selecting the "Use a Hardware Device" option, you need a seed phrase or master key.

Here's an example:

Quote from: Husna QA on July 08, 2022, 03:23:34 PM

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Under wallet type, select Multi-Signature wallet.

Then specify the Consigner and also the number of signatures needed to be able to process transactions in the wallet.

On "Add cosigner (1 of 2)", I selected the option "Use a hardware device".

In 'Hardware Keystore', select the connected device, then clicks 'Next'.
- Device on Wallet (Cosigner) 1:

- Device on Wallet (Cosigner) 2:

Select the wallet address type; For "derivation path", I leave it by default.

Then write the 'Master Public Key' it generates, then clicks 'Next'.

- Master Public Key on Cosigner 1:

- Master Public Key on Cosigner 2:

On the 'Add Cosigner (2 of 2)', select 'Enter cosigner key'.

In wallet 1, fill in using the master public key (xpub) of wallet 2:

In wallet 2, fill in using the master public key (xpub) of wallet 1:

Create a password to encrypt each wallet on both 'Cosigners'.

Go to the 'Addresses' tab (View Menu -> Show Addresses), and make sure the addresses in all Cosigners are the same:

- Address Wallet (cosigner) 1:

- Address Wallet (cosigner) 2:

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