<p>Is it possible to enable a 2 of 3 transaction without the escrow component defined as "nobody can run off with the funds but the funds have to exist"</p>

<p>In a scenario where A wants to pay C and requires intermediary B for multisig.</p>

<p>Is it possible for A to authorize a transaction with B and C with one partially signed signature, and then B and C can combine that signature to create a transaction? B and C will have several ways to determine if funds are available from A, but for sake of brevity lets assume A has funds</p>

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2014-04-08T21:34:55.190Z
I don't understand how this is different from just requiring all 3 signatures?
Nate Eldredge
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2014-04-09T03:38:42.140Z
@NateEldredge ok? please elaborate on what you are talking about , and how A can authorize a payment at Time0 to be pulled at Time1 from the partial signatures given to B and C. If all 3 signatures were required, then A would have to be present at Time0 and Time1
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multisig without tying up funds
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# multisig without tying up funds

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-04-08)

Is it possible to enable a 2 of 3 transaction without the escrow component defined as "nobody can run off with the funds but the funds have to exist"

In a scenario where A wants to pay C and requires intermediary B for multisig.

Is it possible for A to authorize a transaction with B and C with one partially signed signature, and then B and C can combine that signature to create a transaction? B and C will have several ways to determine if funds are available from A, but for sake of brevity lets assume A has funds

**Tags:** multi-signature, escrow

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I don't understand how this is different from just requiring all 3 signatures?  
> **username_0**: @username_1 ok? please elaborate on what you are talking about , and how A can authorize a payment at Time0 to be pulled at Time1 from the partial signatures given to B and C. If all 3 signatures were required, then A would have to be present at Time0 and Time1  

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