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FAQs
Find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions here.
Your Safe will have one or more owners. These are the addresses that have permission to approve and submit transactions. Add additional owners' addresses like the wallets of your teammates, or even your own hardware wallets.
The Threshold of a Safe specifies how many owners' accounts need to confirm a Safe transaction before it can be executed. A higher threshold provides a higher level of security to your Safe.
Please note that adding, removing, swapping the owners, or changing the threshold later is an on-chain transaction and you need to pay a network fee.
Most cryptocurrency wallets, such as Trust wallets or Exodus wallets, require a single signature to authorize transactions and consist of a single private-public key pair to make a transaction.
Multisig wallets, on the other hand, require signatures from more than one user to execute a transaction. As a result, they are more decentralized and secure than single-signer crypto wallets.
So, for example, if you have a multisig wallet with three owners and a threshold of two, two Signers' approval is required to execute a transaction. This is not the case with single-signer wallets.
Coinshift does not require all Signers in your organization to use Coinshift. They can use any preferred UI, so long as it is cross-compatible with your Safe.
However, we highly recommend all Signers use Coinshift for fluid operational efficiency within your Safe and team.
Please refer to the Add Tokens To Your Portfolio section to learn how to add custom tokens to your Coinshift portfolio.
Yes, transactions on Coinshift need to be executed in order. Failure to do so compromises your Safe balance and state, so Coinshift freezes all transactions until they are executed correctly.
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Coinshift is the most simple, flexible, and efficient multichain treasury management platform for DAOs and crypto-related companies. Benefits include
- An intuitive multi-chain and multi-safe management experience in one unified dashboard.
- Massive time savings with efficient workflow and advanced roles for all wallets associated with a Safe.
- Contact tagging.
- Transaction labeling.
- Non-signer proposal.
- Multi-token mass payout.
- Payment streaming.
- Salary automation.
- And more...
Migrating your Coinshift Safe currently on v1 over to v2 is not difficult. Simply follow the instructions laid out in this link to do so.
Transactions must be executed in sequence. If you try to execute them in random order, all your transactions will be stuck.
Check the list of all pending transactions from the Queue tab (under the Transaction tab) if you think this may be the problem you are facing. As well, try to start executing the transaction with a lower nonce value.
Users can remove a Safe from their organisation by using the Remove Safe option. Read the link to know more about how you can remove a Safe.
Signers ("or owners") are users who have the authority to sign a transaction whereas non-signers (or "members") are limited to non-functional power. Therefore, the methods to add owners and members are quite different.
Can I export a report (e.g. USDC burn in the last 6 months across all Safes) and upload this to my accounting solution?
You can export reports with Coinshift.
Navigate to the Export CSV option in the History tab (under the Transaction section). This option will allow you to download a .csv file containing the transaction history of all your Safes housed in your organization. You can use this file for any accounting or auditing purpose you may need.
All your sensitive user Data, i.e., contacts, labels, and other transaction metadata, are only visible to members of an organisation. No members outside the organisation have access to or the right to see any of an organisation's sensitive details.
Moreover, the Data stored in Coinshift's database is encrypted, and the backend does not log any sensitive information to Datadog.
Please contact customer support if you have questions about Coinshift that remain unanswered after reading this documentation or are in need of tech support. We will reply to your inquiry as soon as possible.
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