Sending your digital assets
To send a transaction, you will need to begin from your Wallet.
You will first need to select the token you want to send in this transaction.
To confirm the transaction, you will need to authenticate the transaction using:
The 6-digit 2FA code which can be found from the Authenticator application which was set up during Onboarding.
Wallet Password which was set during Wallet Creation.
Enter the 6-digit 2FA code from your Authenticator application.
Enter the Wallet Password.
Send transaction has been completed.
Transaction approvals
When it comes to transaction approvals, there are multiple methods to go about this process, depending on the setup of your organization's Wallet and Roles.
There are 3 roles at a Wallet-Level:
Wallet Approver: Full permission across Wallets
Wallet Initiator: Same permission access as Wallet Approver, without the permission to manage Wallet Policies and Approval Requests
Wallet Viewer: Permission to only view Wallets and Transactions
The Wallet Approver is the only role with access to approve transactions.
Within a Wallet, there can be multiple Wallet Approvers, with the following 2 use cases:
Please follow the steps for the guide that is most relevant to your organization.
Wallet with only 1 Wallet Approver
To approve the transaction, you will need to authenticate the transaction using:
The 6-digit 2FA code which can be found from the Authenticator application which was set up during Onboarding.
Wallet Password which was set during Wallet Creation.
Enter the 6-digit 2FA code from your Authenticator application.
Enter the Wallet Password.
Send transaction has been completed.
Wallet with more than 1 Wallet Approvers
As a Wallet Approver, you will receive a notification requesting for your approval.
Input the 6-digit 2FA code from your Authenticator application.
Enter the Wallet Password.
The Transaction Approval process continues until all Wallet Approvers have signed the transaction. After which, the transaction is sent for blockchain submission.
