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# How to Use ELLIPAL as a Signer in Safe Multisig?

This guide explains how to use ELLIPAL in a Safe multisig setup, including:

* Connecting ELLIPAL to Safe and creating a Safe account
* Signing a Safe multisig transaction with ELLIPAL

ELLIPAL is used as a signer. The Safe account itself is a smart contract wallet and has a different address from your ELLIPAL wallet address.

***

### When is ELLIPAL used?

ELLIPAL is mainly used in two parts of the Safe multisig process:

#### 1. Connecting to Safe Wallet

Use the ELLIPAL App to scan the WalletConnect QR code shown on Safe Wallet. After connection, your ELLIPAL wallet address can be added as one of the signers of the Safe account.

#### 2. Signing Safe transactions

When a Safe transaction requires approval from your ELLIPAL signer address, ELLIPAL helps you review and sign the transaction securely.

Depending on your device:

* ELLIPAL Titan / Titan 2.0 signs by scanning QR codes.
* ELLIPAL X Card signs by entering the Card PIN and tapping the card with your phone.

***

### Part 1: Connect ELLIPAL to Safe and Create a Safe Account

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### Open Safe Wallet and click Connect Wallet

Go to Safe Wallet and click **Connect Wallet**.

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### Select Wallet Connect

Choose **Wallet Connect** from the wallet connection options.

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### Scan the WalletConnect QR code with the ELLIPAL App

Open the ELLIPAL App and scan the **Wallet Connect** QR code shown on Safe Wallet.

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### Confirm the connection in the ELLIPAL App

The ELLIPAL App will show a connection request.

Tap **Confirm** or **Authorize** to approve the connection.

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### Create a Safe account

After connecting your ELLIPAL wallet, click **Create Account** in Safe Wallet.

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### Set the Safe account name and network

Enter a name for your Safe account.

Select the correct network, then click **Next**.

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### Set the signers

Add the signer addresses for this Safe account.

Your connected ELLIPAL wallet address can be used as one of the signers.

Set the signing threshold, then click **Next**.

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### Create the Safe account

Review the account information.

Click **Create Account** and **Pay Now** to create the Safe account.

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### Safe account created

After the account is created, Safe Wallet will generate a smart contract address for your Safe account.

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***

### Part 2: Sign a Safe Multisig Transaction with ELLIPAL

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### Create a transaction in Safe Wallet

In Safe Wallet, click **Send** to create a transfer.

Enter the recipient address and amount, then continue until Safe Wallet asks your connected ELLIPAL wallet to sign the transaction.

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### Start the signing process

Click **Sign** in Safe Wallet.

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### Confirm the signing request in the ELLIPAL App

The ELLIPAL App will show the transaction details.

Review the details carefully, including:

* Network
* Token
* Recipient address
* Amount
* Safe transaction information

If everything is correct, tap I understand.

The ELLIPAL App will then display an unsigned transaction QR code.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note for ELLIPAL X Card users**

If you are using ELLIPAL X Card, you can complete the signing directly in the ELLIPAL App.

After reviewing the transaction details, tap **I understand**, enter your **Card-PIN**, and tap your X Card to the phone to complete the signature.
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### Scan the unsigned transaction QR code

On your ELLIPAL Titan or Titan 2.0:

1\.  Select the correct chain.

2\.  Open the signing function.

3\.  Use the device camera to scan the unsigned QR code shown in the ELLIPAL App.

For example, if the Safe transaction is on Polygon, select **POL** on the device.

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### Review and confirm on the Titan device

The Titan device will show the transaction details.

Check the transaction carefully on the device screen.

If everything is correct, confirm the signing request.

The device will then generate a signed data QR code.

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### Scan the signed data back into the ELLIPAL App

Go back to the ELLIPAL App.

Tap **Scan “Signed Data QR Code”**.

Use the App to scan the signed QR code shown on the Titan device.

After the scan is completed, the signature will be submitted.

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### Wait for enough signer approvals

After your ELLIPAL signature is submitted, return to Safe Wallet.

If the Safe account requires more than one signature, other signers must also approve the transaction.

For example, if the Safe threshold is 2/3, at least two signer approvals are needed before the transaction can be executed.

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### Execute the transaction in Safe Wallet

Once the required number of signatures has been collected, Safe Wallet will allow the transaction to be executed.

Click **Execute** in Safe Wallet and confirm the final execution.

After the transaction is completed, you can view the result in Safe Wallet or on the blockchain explorer.

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### Important Notes

* ELLIPAL is used as a signer for the Safe account.
* ELLIPAL is not the Safe account itself.
* The Safe account address is a smart contract address and is different from your ELLIPAL wallet address.
* Always check the network before creating or signing a Safe transaction.
* Always verify the recipient address and amount on your ELLIPAL device or in the ELLIPAL App.
* A Safe multisig transaction cannot be executed until enough signers approve it.
* Never share your recovery phrase, private key, Card PIN, App password, or Safe signer credentials with anyone.
  {% endhint %}

### FAQ

<details>

<summary><strong>Is ELLIPAL the Safe account?</strong></summary>

No. ELLIPAL is not the Safe account itself.

ELLIPAL is used as one of the signer wallets for your Safe account.

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Why do I need to connect ELLIPAL to Safe Wallet?</strong></summary>

You need to connect ELLIPAL so Safe Wallet can recognize your ELLIPAL wallet address as a signer.

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Why can’t the transaction be executed after I sign?</strong></summary>

Your Safe account may require more than one signature.

Please check the signing threshold in Safe Wallet.

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Can I use ELLIPAL X Card for Safe multisig signing?</strong></summary>

Yes.

X Card users can sign in the ELLIPAL App by entering the Card-PIN and tapping the card to the phone.

</details>


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