Best Multisig Software Wallets

Blockstream App offers unusually broad Bitcoin-stack coverage and open source, but its account variants, federation/provider relationships, and beta Lightning surface require architecture-aware evaluation.

Liana offers unusually explicit recovery and timelock policy controls, but descriptor/key separation and on-chain delay semantics make it a specialist self-custody product.

Muun’s 2-of-2 model is a meaningful recovery and phone-compromise distinction, but it is not a conventional seed wallet and therefore needs unusually clear backup education.

Nunchuk makes multisig and inheritance more approachable while retaining self-sovereign options, but its strongest features also create policy, backup, and optional platform-key complexity.

Safe{Wallet} is a smart-contract multisig interface rather than a conventional hot wallet; its resilience and usability depend on the configured owner policy and surrounding infrastructure.

Sparrow exposes Bitcoin transaction and UTXO details and supports multiple key modes, but the flexibility and server choices require user competence; it is correctly classified as a coordinator rather than a simple hot-wallet app.

Specter is best understood as a Bitcoin self-custody coordinator with an experimental hot-wallet path, so it belongs in a separate coordinator bucket rather than a general consumer-wallet ranking.