Multisig Authorization Protocol

Domestic Monero uses a Multisig Authorization Protocol so neither buyer nor seller alone can move escrowed Monero. The Mini App guides each party through the steps; you should never export seeds, private keys, or authorization material into Telegram chat.

Concepts (public wording)

Term	Plain meaning
Multisig Trade Wallet	Shared escrow wallet for a specific trade — funds stay locked until release conditions are met
Authorization Credentials	The pieces each party contributes so the trade can progress; treat them like sensitive financial data
Trade shares	Parts of the authorization split across participants per the protocol — never paste them into unofficial channels

What you should expect

1. The app tells you when to fund escrow and when to wait on the counterparty.
2. Release happens only after the agreed payment and confirmation steps complete.
3. If verification of official channels fails, do not continue — see Verify official channels.

Security habits

• Verify @domestic_monero_bot and the deep link https://t.me/domestic_monero_bot/app before trusting instructions.
• Never share wallet seeds, OpenPGP passphrases, or authorization payloads with “support” accounts.
• Use directory listings and the operator PGP pack on the verify page as independent anchors.

This page summarizes user-visible language aligned with the Landing and Mini App. It is not a protocol specification.