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An owner or a signer is known as a key quorum. It can be composed of a mix of users, authorization keys, and other key quorums (one level deep). Key quorums have an authorization threshold that defines how many keys in the quorum must sign a request for the aggregated signature to be valid. You can use key quorums to implement use cases such as:
  • Allowing users or apps to sign requests from user wallets
  • Requiring both users and apps to sign requests from user wallets
  • Requiring a distributed set of authorization keys to sign requests from a wallet
  • Hierarchical approval structures with nested quorums
Learn more about key quorums in the Key quorums section.
Key quorums are an advanced integration. To determine if key quorums are right for your use case, please reach out.