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# Signing Multi-sig Transaction

Once the mult-sig wallet has been setup, you are now ready to create your first transaction using THORSafe!

To do so, click on “New Transaction”, select the type of transaction, input amount and recipient address as requested and then click on “Create Transaction”

Depending on the threshold of a multi-sig wallet e.g. 2 out of 3, you will need to ask other members to sign the transaction and once the threshold is reached, the transaction can be executed and broadcasted.

> ***The creator of the transaction will need to share the JSON string of a transaction to let others sign the same transaction.***

Other members can now click on “Import Transaction” and paste the JSON string, upon connecting the wallet they can now sign the transaction.


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