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Specter 2/3 PSBT Multi-Sig
Keystone firmware versions V1.1.1 (BTC-Only) or newer support PSBT Multi-signature functions. Detailed instructions below will explain how to create a 2-out-of-3 PSBT Multi-signature wallet with the Keystone Wallet, Coldcard and a SeedPicker as 3 participant co-signers. We will use here Specter V1.4.6 as the watch-only coordinator.
1. Firmware version V1.1.1 (BTC-Only) or newer running on Keystone Essential or Pro models. Create recovery phrase A.
2. Coldcard upgraded to firmware version V2.1.0 or newer.
3. Specter (V1.4.6 or newer) installed and running on PC/Mac.
4. MicroSD card (≤512GB; default FAT32 format).
Tips: If you want to switch to [Test Net], please go to Keystone > [Settings] > [Blockchain] > [Test Net]. Then continue with the following steps.
1) Click [+ Add new device], select your device type [Keystone] , then enter the name.
2) You can add Keystone on Specter by QR code or microSD card.
1) On Keystone: Touch [Menu] > [Multisig Wallet] > Press [•••] icon on the top right > [Show/ Export XPUB].
2) On Specter: Click on [Scan QR Code], then scan the QR code shown on Keystone.
1) Insert the microSD card into Keystone, then touch [Menu] > [Multisig Wallet] > [Show/ Export XPUB] > [Export All] > [Export].
2) Take out the microSD card from your Keystone and insert it into PC/Mac.
3) On Specter: Click on [Upload from SD Card] > Select and open the .json file exported from Keystone.
4) Click [Continue] to add Keystone.
1) Click [+ Add new device] on Specter, then select your device type [ColdCard] and enter the name.
2) Insert the microSD card into Coldcard > [Settings] > [Multisig Wallets] > [Export XPUB] > Get xpubs from Coldcard.
3) Take out the microSD card from your Coldcard and insert it into PC/Mac.
4) On Specter: Click on [Upload from SD Card], then select and open the .json file exported from Coldcard.
5) Click [Continue] to add Coldcard.
By using a software-generated paper wallet, you eliminate the need to buy a third hardware wallet (you may later have to buy a hardware wallet if you need to use this key for emergency recovery purposes).
Warning: This is the highest risk step in our multisig setup. Follow the instructions closely to drastically improve your security.
1) Insert the microSD card into your PC/Mac.
2) SeedPicker run on an offline PC/Mac, and create a new recovery phrase. Then click [Download] to save the Xpub of the recovery phrase created by SeedPicker as a .json file to the microSD card.
3) Click [+ Add new device] on specter. Select your device type [Other] and enter the name. For this tutorial, we will name the device "Paper Wallet".
5) Click [Continue] to add "Paper Wallet".
1. Specter > Click [Create Multisignature wallet]. Pick the concerning devices [ColdCard] [Keystone] [Paper Wallet] and click [Continue].
2. Set the Name, Type and number of needed signatures, then click [Create wallet].
3. Create the watch-only wallet for 2/3 PSBT multisig wallet.
1. On Specter: Select your multisig wallet (e.g. Bob's Multisig Wallet) > Click on [Settings] > [Export] > [Show Keystone QR Code].
2. On Keystone: Touch [Menu] > [Multisig Wallet] > [Import Multisig Wallet] > Touch [Scan] icon > [Understood] > Check the wallet info and touch [Confirm] > Import successful.
1. Insert the microSD card into PC/Mac.
2. Click on [Save ColdCard file] on Specter to save the .txt file to the microSD card.
3. Take out the microSD card from PC/Mac and insert it into Coldcard.
4. On Coldcard: [Settings] > [Multisig Wallets] > [Import from SD].
5. Select .txt file exported from Specter (e.g.Bob's Multisig Wallet) > Confirm(√) and complete the import of the 2/3 multisig wallet.
1. For Keystone, touch [Addresses] to display the receiving addresses.
2. On Specter: Select your multisig wallet (e.g. Bob's Multisig Wallet), then click on the [Receive] tab on the top to display the receiving address.
1) On Specter: Select your Multisig Wallet (e.g. Bob's Multisig Wallet) > Click one [Send] > Input the recipient address and amount > [Create unsigned transaction].
Tips: You can sign transactions with Keystone by scanning the QR code or by file transfer.
1) On Specter: Click on [Keystone] > [Sign with QR codes] > Specter displays the unsigned transaction data as a QR code format.
2) On Keystone: Press the [Scan] icon > Scan the QR code shown on Specter interface > [Sign] > Password verification. The device will then show the signed transaction data in QR code format.
3) On Specter: Click on [Scan signed transaction] > Scan the QR code shown on Keystone > Keystone signed successfully.
Tips: If you have difficulty on QR code scanning, please tap the QR code to adjust the size of the QR code on Keystone and retry.
1) Insert the microSD card into PC/Mac.
2) On Specter: Click on [Keystone] > [Sign with SD Card file] >[Save transaction to file ] > [Save] (save the unsigned transaction file to microSD card).
3) Take out the microSD card from PC/Mac and insert it into Keystone.
4) Press the "microSD card" icon > Select and open the unsigned transaction file > [Sign] > Password verification > press [touch here...] to partially export the signed transaction file to the microSD card.
5) Take out the microSD card from your Keystone and insert it into PC/Mac.
6) On Specter: Click on [Upload the signed transaction] > Select and open the partially signed transaction file exported from Keystone > Keystone signed successfully.
1) Insert the microSD card into PC/Mac > Specter > [ColdCard] > [Sign with SD card file] > [save transaction to file] > [Save] (save the unsigned transaction file to the microSD card).
3) Take out the microSD card from PC/Mac and insert it into your Coldcard.
4) On Coldcard: [Ready To Sign] > [OK] > Export the partially signed transaction file to the microSD card.
5) Take out the microSD card from your Coldcard and insert it into PC/Mac.
6) On Specter: Click on [Load signed transaction] > Select and open the partially signed transaction file exported from Coldcard > Coldcard signed successfully.
1) You can choose to broadcast the multisig transaction immediately or later.
That’s all!
We hope this guide will be useful when you decide to use a 2-out-of-3 multi-sig wallet in the future for protecting your funds in a multi-sig setup!
Last modified 9mo ago