One key is a single point of failure.
Multisig for your Litecoin isn't.
Create a Litecoin wallet free, right in your browser — your keys never leave your device. When it's time to secure serious funds, upgrade to a multisig vault that needs multiple signatures to move a single coin.
No card required. Create a wallet in 60 seconds, or practice multisig free on testnet.
How a LiteSig vault works
1Create your vault
Pick your quorum — 2-of-3, 3-of-5, whatever fits. Each cosigner generates their own key on their own device. No key ever touches our servers.
2Cosigners join from a link
No emailing wallet files around. Cosigners open LiteSig in their browser, add their key, and the vault assembles itself.
3We coordinate every spend
Anyone proposes a transaction; it only broadcasts once enough cosigners sign. LiteSig runs the signing round — collecting signatures across devices, tracking who's signed, nudging who hasn't — so you never email PSBT files around. That ongoing coordination is what your subscription pays for.
Built so we can't lose your coins
Keys stay in your browser
All cryptography runs client-side. The server only ever sees encrypted configuration and public keys — auditable by design.
Standards, not lock-in
BIP39 seed phrases, BIP48 derivation, PSBT transactions. Your vault can always be recovered in other standards-compliant wallets.
Practice on testnet, free
Build a full multisig vault on Litecoin testnet before a single real litoshi is at stake. Free forever, no signup tricks.
Simple pricing
- Single-sig mainnet wallet
- Send & receive LTC
- Testnet multisig sandbox (full coordination)
- Mainnet multisig vaults
- Up to 5 cosigners
- Active spend coordination
- Unlimited vaults
- Up to 10 cosigners
- Full history · priority support
Questions you should be asking
Do you hold my Litecoin?
No. LiteSig is non-custodial. Private keys are generated and encrypted in your browser and never transmitted. We couldn't move your coins if we wanted to — and neither can anyone who breaches us.
What happens if LiteSig shuts down?
Your funds are safe. Vaults use standard BIP39/BIP48/PSBT formats, so you can reconstruct and spend from any standards-compliant wallet using your seed phrases and the vault configuration you can export at any time.
What is multisig, in one sentence?
A wallet that requires M of N keys to sign (for example 2 of 3) before any transaction is valid — so one lost, stolen, or coerced key can't cost you your coins.
What happens if I cancel?
Your coins are never at risk — LiteSig is non-custodial, so your keys and your vault are yours to keep. After cancelling you can still view and export your vaults, and spend from them in any compatible wallet. What the subscription covers is the ongoing service: coordinating signatures for mainnet spends and creating new vaults. Cancel and you keep the vault; you just lose the managed coordination until you resubscribe.