The entire ecosystem has moved towards BIP48 standard (m/48h/0h/0h/2h) for multisig except a few players, including Unchained. Unchained was built on a legacy system and hasn’t upgraded it in years.
The second part of that sentence is also wrong. We no longer use m/48h/0h/0h anywhere in our system—been that way for several years.
That being said, you can import non-standard multisig wallets like Unchained into Nunchuk or Sparrow, if you know what you’re doing. I believe they support the Coldcard multisig wallet config format. In that case you should export it as such.
Bottom line is: multisig has been very well standardized by this point. Only a few projects still lag behind.
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Thank you for clarifying. I’ve finally been playing around with Multisig lately & it is fuckin daunting !
Companies still running on legacy standards is to be expected, but annoying. This space moves very quickly & they need to adapt to accommodate everyone’s needs.
I have to push back on that a bit - they only have one need to accommodate - to secure your bitcoin where you hold two keys and they have one.
UC is helping to secure a shitload of coins and every single account is paying them $250 a year for that service. There is no way they move fast to accommodate anyone's other "need". Just my 2 SATs on that...