Assume you have a Walliro with 3 owners and threshold 2. You have initiated a transaction, signed it, but immediately afterwards decided that you would rather like to cancel it. You hit “cancel” and signed the cancellation. Why do you need to pay for canceling the transaction? In the Walliro interface you might have noticed, […]
The signature policy is probably the most important setting for a Walliro. As it defines how many of the owners will have to accept any interactions with the assets stored on the Walliro or any settings changes. You find your current signature policy under Settings > Policies. In this example, 2 out of the 3 […]
To add a new owner, first go to the Settings tab and select the Owners section. On the bottom-right you see the button Add new owner. Important: you need to be connected with one of the existing owners to see this button. Clicking this button would open a new window. In this window, enter the […]
Walliro team try to integrate as many Walliro Apps as possible into Walliro. But you can also add Walliro Apps that are not listed by default in the Apps section as long as you have the URL for a specific Walliro App. To add custom Walliro Apps, just go to Apps > Add Custom App. […]
Walliro Apps allow users to interact with Ethereum applications straight from the Walliro interface. Users are able to customize their own interface by selecting from a list of apps. If an app is not listed in the UI by default, it’s possible to add a custom app by simply putting in the link to that […]
The address book is stored in your local storage of device or browser. That means the information is not shared to any external service. It can be accessed via the side bar. Export The export button can be found in the top right corner of your screen, next to the create entry button. This will […]
The address book allows you to associate names with cryptic Ethereum addresses. This makes it easy to recognize counterparties in Walliro. You can manage your address book in the address book tab. Create new entry To create a new entry, click on Create entry. You then just need to define the address you want to […]
Walliro accounts have a so-called nonce. This is a number assigned to a transaction to ensure that each transaction can only be executed once. Every time a new transaction is created, the nonce is incremented by +1 and assigned to the transaction, essentially determining the position in the queue of transactions for a given Walliro […]
In traditional multisigs, all confirmations/rejections for multisig transactions are stored on-chain. This is not ideal because it is (1) slow, (2) costs fees for every signature and (3) has privacy impacts because anyone would see a multisig transaction intend on-chain before it was executed. With Walliro, users can collect all required signatures for a new […]
There is a way to cancel pending transactions if you change your mind and choose not to complete the transaction. However, the only effective way to prevent an already (partially) signed transaction from not executing in the future is to execute an “empty” transaction at the same nonce. To create this empty cancellation transaction, you […]
