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Key quorums are a set of authorization keys and/or users that can own a resource (e.g. wallets or policies) in the Privy API. Key quorums can be configured such that a quorum of m-of-n of the keys in the set must sign requests to the Privy API. This is known as the key quorum’s authorization threshold. This allows for customizable owner configurations such as:
  • Customizing which transactions must be signed by a user, an authorization key, or both
  • Requiring a set of authorization keys distributed across multiple servers to sign requests, allowing for multi-signature setups
Learn more about how to create key quorums and sign requests with the guides below.

Create key quorums

Create key quorums from authorization keys.

Sign requests

Sign requests with a quorum of m-of-n keys.