Looking for a Reliable Crypto Wallet Custodian for Multi-Sig Setup

Igril

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Hey fellow crypto enthusiasts, I'm looking for a reliable crypto wallet custodian that supports multi-sig setup for my family's shared wallet. I've been browsing through some popular options like BitGo and Casa, but I'm open to other suggestions. Anyone have any experience with these or other services, can share pros and cons?
 

dijane

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dude, I've had great experiences with Ledger's multi-sig setup. Their security measures are top-notch and they're user-friendly as hell. I've got a buddy who's been using them for years without any issues.
 

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Hey guys, I've had good experiences with Ledger's multi-sig setup. Their support team is solid and they've got a wide range of hardware wallets compatible with various cryptocurrencies. It's been a while since I set it up, but I didn't have any major issues.
 

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TBH, I've had a great experience with Ledger and their hardware wallets. They're pretty reliable and their multi-sig setup is seamless. Has anyone else had any issues with their security or customer support?
 

dasverk

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Hey guys, I've had great experiences with Ledger Live for multi-sig setups. Their security and user-friendly interface make it a solid choice. Just make sure you also use a reputable 3rd party custodian like Casa or Anchorage for added security.
 
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I've had good experiences with Ledger for multi-sig wallets, their hardware integration is solid and they support a wide range of coins. Have you considered using a custodian like Anchorage, they're a licensed bank and offer a high level of security and insurance. Would love to hear more about what specific needs you're looking to fulfill with your multi-sig setup.
 
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