Getting started with Trustodian
Three steps from account to signed transaction, plus a quick tour of what you can do once you're in.
Three steps to your first signed transaction
Trustodian works the same across every supported chain. The mechanics below apply whether you're on Bitcoin, an EVM network, Solana, Tron, XRP, or Cardano.
Create a Vault
Create a shared vault with multiple signers to manage assets securely. Ideal for teams, DAOs, or joint accounts.
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Pick any M-of-N up to 10 signers: 2-of-3, 3-of-5, whatever your policy requires.
Activate Your Vault
Activate your Vault to start using Trustodian. This is a one-time on-chain transaction that enables secure vault and transaction management.
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One-time gas cost per chain. After activation, the vault is a real on-chain address.
First Transaction
Add funds to your Vault to start creating, signing and executing transactions.
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Every transaction is proposed, signed by the quorum, then broadcast. The chain enforces the rule.
What you can do
Once you're in, these are the three surfaces you'll touch most often. Each links straight to the matching screen inside the app.
Ready when you are
Everything above works the same at 1 signer or 10
Start with a personal wallet, promote to a shared vault later, or spin up a multisig on day one. The flow is identical. The policy layer adapts around it.