Safe to launch Safe Pro on Oct. 6 and open early partner applications

Safe to launch Safe Pro on Oct. 6 and open early partner applications

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2026-09-09 08:50:18
Multisig wallet provider Safe said it will launch Safe Pro on Oct. 6, introducing a product aimed at organizations rather than individual users. According to the announcement cited by ChainCatcher, Safe Pro will offer enterprise-grade management tools, extra security features, audit history, and reporting for all Safe accounts operated by a given organization. The package will also include guided onboarding and professional support, while keeping self-custody unchanged. Ahead of the release, Safe has opened an early partner program for teams that want to work directly with the company and help shape the product before launch. The application link is available through Safe’s official post.

According to ChainCatcher, multisig wallet provider Safe said it will launch Safe Pro on Oct. 6. Teams can now apply to become early partners and help shape the product.

Safe Pro is designed for organizations and will include enterprise-grade management, additional security features, audit history, and reporting tools covering all Safe accounts operated by the organization. It will also offer guided onboarding and professional support, while self-custody will remain unchanged.

Before the release, Safe has opened an early partner program for teams seeking to work directly with the company. The application link is available in Safe’s official post.

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