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# Multi Firma

Importa tus billeteras de almacenamiento en frío a Backpack y luego conecta Backpack a una plataforma de creación de multi firma.

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### **Guía paso a paso**

#### **1.** Importa tu(s) billetera(s) de almacenamiento en frío a Backpack**.**

* Abre el menú de Configuración y selecciona 'Agregar Cuenta'
* Selecciona 'Importar Wallet' y elige la red adecuada
* Selecciona 'Usar una billetera de hardware' y elige 'Usar una billetera Keystone''
* Sigue las instrucciones en el dispositivo para aprobar la conexión
* Continúa con las instrucciones de configuración de la billetera

#### **2.** Visita una plataforma de multi firma reputada que esté integrada con la billetera de Backpack e inicia el proceso de configuración**.**

* [Squads (Solana) (Recomendada)](https://squads.so/)
* [Realms (Solana)](https://app.realms.today/realms/new)
* [Safe (Ethereum)](https://safe.global/)

#### **3.** Utiliza la billetera de Backpack como la interfaz para gestionar firmas y transacciones**.**

**Nota**: Firmarás las transacciones en tu dispositivo físico de almacenamiento en frío utilizando la billetera de Backpack como punto de conexión


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