Multi-Sig Wallet

Multi-sig — a historical financial innovation

Valuete unlocks the full potential of multi-signature custody so lenders and borrowers can transact with unmatched security.

Technology-first approach to Bitcoin collateralization.

Shared custody that is technical, not just contractual.

CeDeFi workflows that unlock institutional-grade lending.

Technology creates lasting solutions

Legacy models hand full custody to intermediaries. Multi-sig wallets change that paradigm, making shared control technical instead of purely legal.

CEO perspective

“Never before in history was true shared custody of an asset possible; it was always a legal structure, never technical. Multi-sig wallet technology changes that.”

Krishna Yogi, CEO — Valuete Technologies

2-of-3 multi-sig wallet schema

  • Escrow transactions

    Borrowers deposit Bitcoin into a 2-of-3 multi-sig vault. Funds stay locked until two parties sign—typically borrower and lender once the loan concludes.

  • Valuete arbitration

    Valuete intervenes only when disputes arise, acting as a third key holder to finalize fair resolutions.

  • Aligned incentives

    Over-collateralization paired with shared custody removes incentives for either party to act maliciously.

Advantages of multi-sig for lending

Multi-sig is the optimal structure for asset-backed, institution-grade Bitcoin loans.

  • Protect borrowers from losing ownership of higher-value collateral.

  • Ensure lenders can enforce agreements without taking unilateral control.

  • Create transparent on-chain monitoring for all stakeholders.

Why multi-sig wallets provide the best security

Multi-sig removes single points of failure and balances incentives, protecting counterparties from hacks, rehypothecation, and operational loss.

Single individual

One private key controls the wallet. Loss of the key or passphrase means permanent loss of funds.

Single entity

Third-party custody introduces counterparty and regulatory seizure risk.

Multi-sig

Multiple keys remove single points of failure. Transactions require consensus, delivering maximum security.