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# Create Multisig Transaction

You can create multisig transactions directly from Nova Wallet, such as sending assets on the same network, cross-chain transfers, staking, and participating in governance.

1. `Select` your multisig wallet by selecting the identicon at the top right of the Assets screen and then selecting the multisig.
2. Create the transaction in Nova Wallet like you normally would. If you're new to Nova Wallet, check this section of our Wiki: [Asset Management](/nova-wallet-wiki/asset-management/view-token-balance.md).
3. When confirming the transaction, you will see a pop-up notifying your wallet as the initiator of the multisig transaction has to temporarily lock up (deposit) some tokens. The tokens will be unlocked automatically when the transaction is either approved or rejected. Make sure that you have enough tokens to cover the deposit and transaction fees.
4. Review the contextual information and `select` **Confirm**.
5. Your fellow signatories should now review and sign the transaction.


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