Built for operations with shared responsibility.
When more than one person or program can move assets or change the rules, decide who may do what — and let the account enforce it before anything runs. Routine work keeps moving. Sensitive changes get a second look.
Where shared control matters.
Each page names the problem, shows a worked example — a role change, a contract upgrade, an agent’s action — and lists exactly what you’d set up.
Manage assets
Keep control of funds and assets as people, teams and holdings change.
Treasury
Separate who requests a payment from who approves it, and limit where money can go.
Team access
Each person gets the access their job needs — nobody inherits a master key.
Tokenized assets
Minting, pausing and admin changes follow your rules for the life of the asset.
Personal holdings
Cancel a transfer you didn’t mean while it’s still waiting to settle.
Secure operations
Put rules around how things get done — sign-off, automation, your own contracts and the account itself.
Approvals
Approvals tied to the exact request — given on-chain, or signed from any device.
AI & automation
Agents do the work without holding unlimited authority.
Application security
Roles, delays and approvals on your contract’s sensitive functions.
Smart accounts
A lost key shouldn’t mean a lost account — recovery and safeguards come built in.
Less risk, without slowing down.
Finance and operations teams, developers, automation builders and individuals start from different places. The same three things change.
Rules checked before anything runs
Who may act, who must approve and where value may go are checked by the account itself — not by someone watching after the fact.
Routine work keeps moving
Decide which actions need a separate approval and which don’t, so nobody has to police every transaction by hand.
A record you can show
Every request, approval, cancellation and result is recorded on-chain — who asked, who approved, and what ran.
Prove it on one workflow.
Model something your team already does, test it on a test network, and expand once the record shows what you expect.
Pick one workflow
The transfer, role change or agent action that matters most.
Set the rules
Who requests, who approves, the waiting period and where value may go.
Test the edge cases
Try allowed, refused and cancelled requests, then check the on-chain record.