Live at https://makosig.makoinu.com

What MakoSig is

A hosted signature-monitoring and multisig-execution dashboard for any team running an n-of-m multisig contract — starting with Loop Network chain 15551. Connect a wallet, point it at your multisig contract's address, and manage every signature directly on-chain: submit a proposed action, confirm or revoke as an owner, execute once enough owners have signed off.

It works against any contract exposing the standard multisig interface (owners/required/submitTransaction/confirmTransaction/executeTransaction and matching events) — not just one specific deployment. If your team already has a compatible multisig, you can connect it here without any setup on the contract side.

Security model — what MakoSig can and can't touch

• Every read is a direct RPC call through your own connected wallet. MakoSig never queries your multisig's state through a server on your behalf.
• Every write is a normal transaction you sign yourself, in your own wallet, paying your own gas. MakoSig never holds a key that could act on your multisig.
• This page never holds your keys or funds. The one thing that goes through a backend at all is gas reimbursement, described below — and only after your transaction has already confirmed on-chain, never before or instead of it.

If you're technical enough to call your multisig's functions directly, MakoSig adds nothing you couldn't already do yourself — it's a convenience layer, not a new trust requirement.

Using the dashboard

1. Enter your multisig's contract address in the Connection panel — or open a link someone already shared with the address pre-filled (see "Sharing a link" below).
2. Connect wallet. MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or anything else injecting window.ethereum. If you're not already on Loop Network Mainnet (15551), a Switch to Loop Network mainnet button appears — clicking it will add the network to your wallet if it isn't there yet.
3. Load contract. You'll see the owner list (your own address marked "(you)" if you're one of them), the required signature threshold, and every transaction the multisig has ever handled.
4. Submit a new transaction — fill in To, an optional native-token Value, and Calldata (leave calldata as 0x for a plain transfer). Submitting auto-confirms it as your own first signature.
5. Confirm / revoke / execute — each pending transaction shows a plain-language decode of what it actually does, not just raw hex, so confirming is never a blind click. Once confirmations reach the threshold, Execute becomes available to any owner.
6. Every action's real transaction hash is shown afterward, linked to the block explorer — nothing here is asserted without an on-chain reference you can check yourself.

Gas reimbursement

Submitting, confirming, and executing all cost gas — normally yours to cover out of pocket every time. MakoSig can reimburse that automatically:

1. Deposit LOOP once into MakoSig's escrow contract (0xD21363323e635f6Aa1612bE4012D34b170f2bc57) using the Gas reimbursement balance panel that appears once you're connected.
2. From then on, every submit/confirm/execute you make is automatically reimbursed — the gas you actually spent, plus a flat 10 LOOP Security Transaction Fee — drawn from your own escrow balance, right after your transaction confirms.
3. Withdraw whatever's unused, any time. Nothing is locked in — your deposit is yours until you spend it on reimbursed actions.

Sharing a link

Add ?address=0x... to the dashboard URL to share a link with a specific multisig pre-filled and locked — e.g. https://makosig.makoinu.com/?address=0xYourMultisigAddress. The field becomes read-only on that link, so there's nothing for a recipient to mistype or for a malicious link to silently substitute.

Before you connect, a quick habit worth keeping

Always check the address bar reads exactly makosig.makoinu.com before connecting a wallet — no extra words, no lookalike characters, no different subdomain. MakoSig will never ask for your seed phrase or private key under any circumstance; everything you do here is a normal transaction confirmation in your own wallet.