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# Safe MultiSig

Safe (Gnosis Safe) is one of the most widely used multi-signature wallets in the blockchain ecosystem. It enables teams and DAOs to securely manage digital assets and smart contract permissions through configurable multi-signature approvals. Developers and organizations can create Safe wallets to manage treasury funds, protocol upgrades, and governance-controlled contracts on the Pharos network.

## Safe UI

Production interface for interacting with Safe wallets on Pharos: [https://app.safe.global](https://app.safe.global/welcome/accounts)

## Transaction Service API

Developers can interact programmatically with the Safe Transaction Service for automation and integration.

**Swagger API Endpoint**

<https://transaction.safe.pharosnetwork.xyz>

### This service enables:

* Transaction creation and submission
* Signature collection
* Transaction status monitoring
* Integration with automation workflows


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