Our Multisig 2fa bot is now ready for Beta testing. /!\ Always make sure you have your account's owner key available, to disable the 2FA if needed.How it worksTo use 2FA by validating One-Time-Passwords (OTP), you give partial authority to a bot to sign for your account, and also keep partial authority over it. The bot will receive signature requests via Hive Multisig and will sign them when the OTP is correct, then broadcast the resulting transaction. You can use the bot we provide or run your own.

Our Hive Multisig proposal just expired and we're proud to have achieved what we set up to do (read more about this below). After discussing with community members and major Hive dApps, we realize that there is still some work to be done, that could make a big difference in the ecosystem.

If you don't know what Hive Multisig is, and what we've been doing to make it easier to use, I'd recommend you to read this article and this oneWe've had some pretty good feedback after our last post, including from devs, and are hoping to get some dApps onboard to really make using Hive Multisig a reality.

Hive Multisig is finally live at this address! If you don't know what Hive Multisig is, I encourage you to read this article/!\ Do not play with the section and update your weights and thresholds if you don't know what you are doing ;)

As you may know, thanks to the support of the DHF, I've hired a team to work on making multisig actually usable on Hive. Here's the original proposal. If you don't know what multisig is or why making it easy to use is valuable to our ecosystem, please read the proposal.

As you may know, thanks to the support of the DHF, I've hired a team to work on making multisig actually usable on Hive. Here's the original proposalBackendNow that the core of the one-stop multisig frontend is ready, most of the work has been towards getting the most important piece, the backend, ready.