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HIP29: Multi-signature Keys #157
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There has been universally positive support for this HIP in GitHub commnents, Discord chats, the most recent community call and there were 100% "yes" votes from 49 people in a straw poll. In recognition of this I am pleased to recognize this HIP as |
@jamiew here's what's been done so far: |
Close as implemented @jamiew ? |
Is there any info/documentation on how to use multisig? |
@abhay yes please! Did this require a chainvar deployment? Do you have a favorite link to use for Deployed and/or Audit links? |
It's currently only available for chainvar transactions, imagine more will be coming later |
Propose closing this as deployed @jamiew? |
Now deployed – Same details as #158 |
Actually not exactly. Chain vars use a different multisig model. This is for on chain accounts/keys. |
If we can use multisig for accounts, some sort of documentation would be very useful. |
From what I have read, HIP 29 has been merged, however support for it needs to be added to helium-wallet. Until that has happened, there will be no effective way for users to utilize multi-sig, is that correct? |
@GrahamJenkins yes that is correct |
Initial support has been implemented in helium/helium-crypto-rs#21 and additional support will need to be added to the CLI parts of https://github.com/helium/helium-wallet-rs to consider the rust wallet complete. |
Author(s): @xandkar, @Vagabond, Helium Systems, Inc. team
Start Date: 2021-04-19
Category: Technical
Initial PR: #154
Status: In Discussion
Rendered view:
https://github.com/helium/HIP/blob/master/0029-multisignature-keys.md
Summary:
Hotspot owners, HNT holders, and other Helium participants, have different ways to organize assets. This HIP proposes a multi-signature key which can be used to authorize a transaction on the Helium blockchain. This key is a composite of the scalar keys which can be combined to generate a minimal subset of signatures required to make a valid transaction.
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