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What is Signetix?
Signetix is a multisig orchestration platform for the Radix network. It lets a group of signers — humans, backends, or AI agents — share control of an on-chain account, where transactions only execute once enough signers have approved.
You create a proposal, the required signers review and sign it, and Signetix submits the finished transaction to the network. Every rule is enforced on-chain by Radix, not by us.
What does it cost?
Signing is free. Creating proposals, reviewing them, and adding your signature never costs anything.
Executing a proposal costs 3 XRD + the estimated network fee. The flat platform fee is paid once per executed transaction; on top of it you cover the network's gas for submitting the transaction, estimated at execution time.
Who can use it?
Signetix works for anyone who wants shared or safeguarded control of funds:
- Teams — shared treasuries where no single person can move funds alone.
- DAOs — community funds governed by a quorum of signers.
- System owners — protect admin badges and privileged operations behind multiple approvals.
- Personal multisig — secure your own funds with multiple devices or keys, so one lost key isn't a disaster.
- AI agents — let an autonomous agent propose and co-sign, while a human approves the steps that matter.
- Apps — build multisig straight into your own product with the REST API and native-key signing, so your users get shared control without ever leaving your app.
Is it safe?
Yes. Signetix is non-custodial: we never hold your funds or your keys. Wallet signers sign with the Radix Wallet, and native-key signers keep their keys on their own machine — keys never touch our servers.
The signature threshold lives in the account's on-chain access rules, validated and enforced by the Radix network itself. Even if Signetix disappeared tomorrow, your account and its rules would remain fully under your signers' control.
The native-key signer is open source, so you can read exactly what it does before you run it — it recomputes the transaction hash locally and refuses to sign if it doesn't match what the server served: github.com/Shadaffy/signetix-native-sign
Support
Questions, feedback, or something not working? Reach out to Daffy on Telegram: @Doelle_Doeck