<p>There is a multisig option for wallets.  Bitgo has a much more nuanced way to handle multisig.  Better for some environments, but not so good for others.  Try creating a multisig wallet in Copay and seeing if it will work for you.  You can do it across a few devices to make sure you see how it works</p>

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2018-04-07T19:06:58.270Z
2018-04-07T19:06:58.270Z
Russell Castagnaro
<p>I need to use multisig wallet on my online service. The most suitable service for me is Bitgo, but it is very expensive. Commission 0.25% on the withdrawal.
Can I use the Copay wallet for such tasks? I would not want to run my own Bitcore server. I can not figure out how to send API requests to the Bitcore server from Bitpay.</p>

<bitcore><copay><bitgo>
Can I use Copay like Bitgo?
arruah
# Can I use Copay like Bitgo?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-03-06)

I need to use multisig wallet on my online service. The most suitable service for me is Bitgo, but it is very expensive. Commission 0.25% on the withdrawal.
Can I use the Copay wallet for such tasks? I would not want to run my own Bitcore server. I can not figure out how to send API requests to the Bitcore server from Bitpay.

**Tags:** bitcore, copay, bitgo


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-04-07. Score: 1

There is a multisig option for wallets. Bitgo has a much more nuanced way to handle multisig. Better for some environments, but not so good for others. Try creating a multisig wallet in Copay and seeing if it will work for you. You can do it across a few devices to make sure you see how it works


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