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Introduction

The strategy engine of Keysecure provides robust support for your MPC system. Users can set advanced strategies to manage wallets, with these advanced strategies taking precedence over basic strategy, aimed at controlling transaction risk scenarios. Users can easily configure user roles, control actions, and approval workflows for each wallet. Once a transaction strategy is formulated, any transfer or operation will not be executed without approval.
Key Steps and ConsiderationsThe application scope of basic strategy is for transfers.The priority of advanced strategies can be adjusted, and orders will hit the highest priority strategy first.

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Operation Process

View and manage your advanced strategies
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Log in and Access the Advanced Strategies List

Use the Keysecure App to scan and log in to the MPC wallet web version, open the [Policy Engine], and select the [Advanced Strategy] module for the wallet.
2

Manage Advanced Strategies

Select the advanced policy you want to edit, then perform edit or delete operations. You can also adjust the priority of Advanced Strategies by clicking the arrows on the list page. Additionally, you can click the add policy button to add more controls to your wallet.
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Edit Strategy Details

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Add and Configure Transfer Strategies

**If you choose to edit Advanced Strategy - Transfer Transactions, you can configure the following parameters:Strategy Trigger Conditions:
  • Transfer asset type
  • Transfer initiator
  • Transfer limit: The amount of the transaction in crypto coin or its value in USD
**If you choose to edit Advanced Strategy - Web3 Transactions, you can configure the following parameters:** Strategy Trigger Conditions: **
  • Initiator
  • Transaction Scope: Control the contract addresses or domain names that require interaction.
All types of advanced strategies have the same trigger action editing capabilities：Strategy Trigger Actions:Option 1: Orders hitting the strategy require approvalYou can create a multi-level approval process, consisting of regular approval nodes and approval and signing nodes:Regular approval nodes can include all wallet members as approvers, with a maximum of 9 levels,The approval and signing node is the final node and can include members with wallet private key permissions or add a co-signer as an approver for automated approval.
Option 2: Orders hitting the strategy cannot be initiated, and the system directly rejects them
Critical Steps and ConsiderationsIf users want to add, modify, or delete advanced strategies, they need approval from the basic strategy for the changes to take effect.If a wallet has never had advanced strategies edited, all its risk control scenarios are governed by the basic strategy. Learn how to configure basic strategy.
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Confirm Advanced Strategy Modifications

Any additions, deletions, or modifications to Advanced Strategies require approval from the current basic strategy to take effect. If you are an approver of the currently effective basic strategy, you can find the corresponding pending tasks in [Workflow] to process them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If a user has initiated an editing or deletion request for a specific advanced strategy, other users will be unable to perform the same duplicate operation until that request is approved.
Users modify advanced strategies, and after the modification request is approved, the old strategy will automatically become invalid. Users delete advanced strategies, and after the deletion request is approved, the strategy will become invalid.
All co-managers of a wallet, including owner, admin, and wallet members, can view and edit the wallet’s advanced strategies.
You can click the approving record button in the upper right corner to view all advanced strategy editing records for that wallet.