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# Set up organization wallets

<Tip>
  This documentation assumes your business serves other businesses or organizations as your end
  customers. For clarity, we use the terminology:

  * **organization** to refer to the business/organization that is your end customers
  * **user** or **member** to refer to an individual within an organization
</Tip>

At a high-level, setting up wallets for an organization requires the following steps.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Create Privy users for members of the organization">
    For each user that will need to take action with an organization's wallet(s), [create a Privy user](/organizations/setup/users) to represent that member. This user can then be assigned specific roles and permissions for the organization's wallet(s).
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create a root key quorum of organization members">
    Next, create a [root key quorum of users](/organizations/setup/quorum) in the organization representing a **strict, highly-privileged** group of users that will by default administer the organization's wallets (including provisioning access, policy updates, and more). You can always modify this later on a per wallet basis.

    The root key quorum should be an extremely locked-down set of users. The root key quorum may provision lower-privilege access to other users as well.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create wallet(s) owned by the organization's root key quorum">
    Finally, [create wallet(s)](/organizations/setup/wallet) for the organization, setting the `owner` to the root key quorum for the organization. This ensures that the root key quorum is exclusively responsible for managing the wallet's configuration and access.
  </Step>
</Steps>

These steps should be completed for **each organization** (each of your end customers).