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 […]
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 […]
