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# Create a Vultisig Fast or Secure Vault
Create a Vultisig vault. Fast Vault is one device plus VultiServer. Secure Vault is two or more devices you control. No seed phrase.
Think of the vault as a safe that needs a threshold of keys to open. Fast Vault: your device plus VultiServer. Secure Vault: devices you hold.
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## Vault types
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iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, Linux, Chrome, and Firefox can create vaults. Downloads: [vultisig.com](https://vultisig.com/).
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Fast Vault
One device + VultiServer (2-of-2). VultiServer co-signs and can never sign alone.
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## Video Guides
**Creating a Fast Vault:**
[](https://x.com/iceman00008/status/1955828412876312653/video/1)
**Creating a 2-of-2 Secure Vault:**
[](https://x.com/iceman00008/status/1955865336341041197/video/1)
**Creating a 3-of-4 Secure Vault:**
[](https://x.com/iceman00008/status/1958428338915287477/video/1)
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## After Creation
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**Export a backup before you deposit.**
A lost device with no backup means the funds are gone. See [Backup & Recovery](/getting-started/backup-recovery.md).
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Never store the backups of a device on the device itself!
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