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Configuring your wallets
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At a high-level, you should determine the minimal permissions your users, your app, and any third parties require for your wallets. Then,
configure each wallet with appropriate owners and additional signers to reflect your desired permissions
.
Permissions
Owners and signers differ in the permissions over wallets as outlined below.
Owners
Signers
Sign messages
✅
✅
Send transactions
✅
✅
Update policies
✅
❌
Update owners
✅
❌
Update signers
✅
❌
Export wallet
✅
❌
Can be configured with policies
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✅
View common use cases around configuring owners and signers for wallets in the following guides.
Self-custodial user wallets
Create self-custodial user wallets and enable offline actions, server-side transactions, and more.
Managed wallets
Create managed wallets with custom approval configurations and give scoped controls to third-parties.
Types of owners & signers
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