SSP Enterprise Overview
SSP Enterprise is multi-party crypto custody for teams. Your organization holds the keys, your team co-signs transactions, and the platform handles the coordination β proposals, approvals, audit trail, and policy enforcement.
It runs on the same two-device security model as SSP Wallet (browser extension + mobile app), but instead of one person controlling one wallet, your team collectively controls organizational vaults.
π Live at: enterprise.sspwallet.com

What you actually get
Vaults that are real on-chain multisigs. Not a custodian. Not MPC with a vendor share. Native Bitcoin multisig and EVM smart contract multisig, derived from your signers' xpubs.
Pick your threshold. 2-of-3 for a small team. 3-of-5 for a treasury council. 5-of-9 for a board. Whatever matches how your team actually makes decisions.
Two devices per signer. A compromised laptop alone can't sign. A compromised phone alone can't sign. Both, on every signature, every signer.
One platform, twelve chains. BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, BCH, ZEC, RVN, FLUX, MATIC, BNB, AVAX, BASE β without juggling tools.
A policy engine that's actually configurable from the UI. Spending limits, address whitelists, time-locks, admin approvals, per-signer overrides. No Solidity. No modules to deploy.
An audit log you can hand to an auditor. Every member change, vault op, proposal, and signature, attributed and timestamped.
Open source. SSP Wallet and SSP Key are public. The cryptography is verifiable.
How the pieces fit
WK Identity is your unique cryptographic identity, derived from a 2-of-2 multisig of your SSP Wallet + SSP Key public keys. No password. No email required for first login. You sign in by signing a challenge with both devices.
Organizations group your team. One owner, several admins, members, viewers.
Vaults are the M-of-N multisig wallets where funds live. One organization can have many vaults across different chains.
Proposals are transactions waiting on signers. Each designated signer approves with their wallet + key. Threshold met β broadcast.
What you need before signing in
Every team member who'll be on a vault needs to be set up as an SSP Wallet user first:
Wallet + Key paired and synced β see the SSP Wallet first-time setup
Once that works as a normal personal wallet, you can sign in to SSP Enterprise.
Walkthroughs
The product, end to end:
Getting Started β sign in for the first time
Creating Your First Organization β set up the workspace
Inviting Team Members & Roles β bring your team in
Creating Multisig Vaults β set up M-of-N vaults per chain
Proposing & Signing Transactions β move funds with collective approval
Configuring Policy Controls β spending limits, whitelists, time-locks
Switching from another platform?
Setting up for a specific use case?
Help
Sales / custom plans: email tadeas@sspwallet.com or book a 30-min call
Technical issues: GitHub Issues
Security: see the Security Overview
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