<p>I'm not familiar with warp wallet, but this can be done via Armory. First generate the brainwallet addresses. Second import the private keys into 3 different wallets in Armory. Third, create a lockbox using those 3 addresses. Voila, you have a multisig address that can be sent to.</p>

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what is a lockbox? how can u do this without armory? dont i have to download the entire blockchain
Patoshi パトシ
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you do have to download the blockchain to work with armory. Lockbox is a feature in Armory itself. You can also look into BitGo.
Jimmy Song
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<p>Is there a way to use 2 of 3 brain wallet addresses to create a multi-signature address? How can this be done? I was hoping to do this with warp wallet if that is possible or not. </p>

<p>I'm assuming it would be like this:</p>

<ul>
<li>3 people create their own brain wallet address via warp wallet tool.</li>
<li>These 3 people put their address through a multi-sig tool? </li>
<li>The tool spits out a 4th address that is the funding address?</li>
</ul>

<p>FYI, I never did a multi-signature send before so I'm just assuming that's how it would work. If not, please correct my view of how it actually works if you were to use a brain wallet.</p>

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Can you combine 2 of 3 brain wallet addresses to form a multi-address?
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# Can you combine 2 of 3 brain wallet addresses to form a multi-address?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-07-01)

Is there a way to use 2 of 3 brain wallet addresses to create a multi-signature address? How can this be done? I was hoping to do this with warp wallet if that is possible or not.

I'm assuming it would be like this:

* 3 people create their own brain wallet address via warp wallet tool.
* These 3 people put their address through a multi-sig tool?
* The tool spits out a 4th address that is the funding address?

FYI, I never did a multi-signature send before so I'm just assuming that's how it would work. If not, please correct my view of how it actually works if you were to use a brain wallet.

**Tags:** multi-signature, brain-wallet


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### Answer by username_1 on 2016-07-01. Score: 1

I'm not familiar with warp wallet, but this can be done via Armory. First generate the brainwallet addresses. Second import the private keys into 3 different wallets in Armory. Third, create a lockbox using those 3 addresses. Voila, you have a multisig address that can be sent to.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: what is a lockbox? how can u do this without armory? dont i have to download the entire blockchain  
> **username_1**: you do have to download the blockchain to work with armory. Lockbox is a feature in Armory itself. You can also look into BitGo.  

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