user20886: I was making a multisig account with 3 of my Bitcoin addresses. The multisig account needs 2 of 3 private key to spend the Bitcoins in there. Then, I came up with an idea that nobody on the internet (at least, nobody on the first page on google) had tried or thought about.
Can I use BIP38 encryption on the private keys (in multisig)? 

user18196: Yes, you can use BIP38 with multisig. 
It's not exactly a brand new idea, though. I've spoken with some people from Gem (https://gem.co/), that's exactly what their API lets you do. 

20886: <p>I was making a multisig account with 3 of my Bitcoin addresses. The multisig account needs 2 of 3 private key to spend the Bitcoins in there. Then, I came up with an idea that nobody on the internet (at least, nobody on the first page on google) had tried or thought about.</p>

<p>Can I use BIP38 encryption on the private keys (in multisig)? </p>
 18196: <p>Yes, you can use BIP38 with multisig. </p>

<p>It's not exactly a brand new idea, though. I've spoken with some people from Gem (<a href="https://gem.co/" rel="nofollow">https://gem.co/</a>), that's exactly what their API lets you do. </p>
