Stellar Introduction
Introduction to Stellar​
Stellar is an open-source blockchain network designed to facilitate fast, low-cost cross-border payments and asset transfers. Launched in 2014 by Jed McCaleb, co-founder of Ripple, Stellar aims to connect financial systems and enable people to move money quickly and reliably across borders, using its native currency Lumens (XLM) as a bridge. The network supports tokenization of any asset—from fiat currencies to commodities—making it ideal for remittances and global trade. With built-in smart contract capabilities and near-instant transaction finality, Stellar is increasingly used by fintech platforms, banks, and even governments looking to modernize financial infrastructure.
AirGap Stellar Wallet​
AirGap now offers complete Stellar support — send, receive, and manage XLM and Stellar tokens securely. Set up trustlines effortlessly and transact with popular or custom assets. Enjoy full multi-signature account support with flexible signer controls and thresholds. All operations are handled with AirGap’s signature offline security architecture.
How to set up a Stellar account.​
Then follow this guide on how to create a Stellar wallet in AirGap and use Stellar Tokens.
How to use Stellar's Multisig functionality​
Stellar offers a flexible multi-signature system where any account can be converted to a multi-sig account by adding one or more signers with assigned weights. Unlike other blockchains, this setup is dynamic — users can modify signer weights or remove signers entirely to revert back to a single-signature account. This makes Stellar’s multi-sig model highly adaptable for both individual and shared account control.
Users who would like to use Setllar's Multisig functionality can refer to this guide.
Stellar official Community​
Website: https://stellar.org
Twitter: https://x.com/StellarOrg