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Multisignature role management

Secure approvals. Clear accountability. Zero crypto overhead

Set who can do what, for how much, where, and when—then enforce it with multisig, policies, and passkey‑verified signers.

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Fewer breaches & mistakes:

Phishing‑proof passkeys + biometrics stop credential theft and misrouted payouts.

Operational speed without risk:

Auto‑approve low‑risk amounts; escalate larger or sensitive actions to M‑of‑N signers.

No extra apps or seed‑phrases:

Built‑in device biometrics (passkeys) for signers; nothing new to install.

What are your controls?

Roles:

Admin, Finance, Treasury, Compliance, Payout Operator, Read‑only, and custom.

Thresholds:

Per action and per wallet (e.g., CFO + Compliance for >$50k; single Finance signer ≤$5k).

Spend limits:

Per day/week/month; per recipient, chain, token, or category (e.g., “payouts: affiliates only”).

Boundaries:

Time windows, geofences, address allow/deny lists, and jurisdictional blocks.

Split approvals:

Route a transaction for sequential or parallel sign‑off; partials visible in real time.

Emergency controls:

Cool‑off delays and kill‑switches for specific roles or wallets.

Why Genpaid’s approach is safer and better

Passkeys + multisig, not passwords hope

Passkeys provide phishing‑resistant, biometric verification for each signer; no SMS or OTP to phish.Multisig and policy modules separate duties and constrain damage even if a single device is compromised.No app installs; nothing to “sync” across seed‑phrases for business users.

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Granular roles and limits, not just “admin vs. read‑only”

Some gateways expose only two roles (admin and read‑only) for dashboards; Genpaid adds fine‑grained, on‑chain enforceable roles, limits, and recipients.

Genpaid Role management showcase

Controls inspired by modern spend management - made native to stablecoins

Traditional corporate cards let you set per‑user and per‑transaction limits; Genpaid brings the same clarity to on‑chain transfers, invoices, and payouts.

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Controls

Feature deep-dive

Explore the mechanics behind each control

Roles & Permissions

Define who can propose, approve, execute, or edit policies. Assign scopes: which wallets, which tokens, which recipients, which functions. Attach cool‑off delays to sensitive actions.

Multisig & Split Signatures

Define who can propose, approve, execute, or edit policies. Assign scopes: which wallets, which tokens, which recipients, which functions. Attach cool‑off delays to sensitive actions.

Limits & Boundaries

Define who can propose, approve, execute, or edit policies. Assign scopes: which wallets, which tokens, which recipients, which functions. Attach cool‑off delays to sensitive actions.

Passkey Security

Define who can propose, approve, execute, or edit policies. Assign scopes: which wallets, which tokens, which recipients, which functions. Attach cool‑off delays to sensitive actions.

Multichain, Gas‑less UX

Define who can propose, approve, execute, or edit policies. Assign scopes: which wallets, which tokens, which recipients, which functions. Attach cool‑off delays to sensitive actions.

FAQ

Is Genpaid custodial?
Genpaid is non‑custodial: funds settle directly to your company’s wallets, not to Genpaid. Role‑based controls and multisig policies govern approvals, while keys remain under your control with secure export options. This eliminates processor balance risk and keeps you in charge of access, approvals, and audit.
How does passkey‑based signing work - and why is it phishing‑proof?
Signers authenticate with passkeys: the built‑in biometrics on their devices (e.g., Face/Touch ID, Windows Hello) or security keys. There are no passwords, SMS codes, or authenticator apps to phish. Each approval is bound to the device and verified before it counts toward the multisig threshold.
What’s the difference between roles, multisig thresholds, and policies?
  • Roles define who may do what (e.g., “Payout Operator can propose payouts; Compliance must approve high‑risk transfers”).

  • Multisig thresholds define how many and which roles must approve (e.g., 2‑of‑Finance+Compliance for > $50k).

  • Policies add contextual guardrails: spend limits, recipient allow/deny lists, time windows, KYT/sanctions checks, and memo/receipt requirements. These three layers work together so routine tasks stay fast while sensitive actions require stronger consensus.
Can we set granular limits, recipients, and boundaries?
Yes. Configure:
  • Per‑transaction caps and aggregate limits(daily/weekly/monthly) by role, wallet, token, chain, or vendor category.
  • Recipient controls (allowlists for known vendors/partners, optional blocks for first‑time addresses).

  • Operational boundaries such as time‑of‑day windows, geofencing, and jurisdictional restrictions.
    If a proposed transaction breaches a rule, Genpaid blocks or escalates it to the required signers.
How are approvals routed - sequential or parallel? What if someone is unavailable?
You can request approvals in parallel (fastest) or sequentially to enforce separation of duties (e.g., Finance → Compliance). If one signer is unavailable, any eligible signer in the required role can approve; you can also nominate alternates. Optional cool‑off delays and escalations add safety for high‑value or sensitive actions without stalling day‑to‑day payouts.
How does Genpaid handle compliance (KYT/sanctions, audit, MiCA alignment)?
Compliance is built‑in: Genpaid can trigger KYT/OFAC‑aligned sanctions screening before approvals finalize, require memos/receipts, and emit complete on‑chain/off‑chain audit logs. Reporting exports support finance, tax, and regulatory reviews. The operating model is designed to align with MiCA and similar frameworks while minimizing data collection and controlling retention/residency.
Do we need to install extra apps or manage seed phrases?
No extra apps. Approvers use device‑native passkeys; nothing new to install. The UX is “neobank‑style,” so teams can work without blockchain expertise. Fees are handled gas‑lessly in stablecoins, so approvers never juggle native tokens just to sign. This reduces friction, training costs, and operational errors.
How do multichain support and gas‑less fees affect approvals and execution?
Your one policy model applies across supported chains (EVM + Solana today). Approvals are evaluated consistently; once thresholds are met, transactions execute with network fees paid in stablecoins - no “refuel” headaches. That means faster close‑out, simpler treasury ops, and consistent controls across geographies and tokens.
Can AI agents or automations initiate payments safely?
Yes - use a restricted Agent role. Apply micro‑limits(e.g., <$10/txn, <$100/day), strict allowlists, and time windows. Policies can force human co‑sign for exceptions or higher‑risk recipients. Webhooks and logs give real‑time visibility so Finance and Compliance keep control while benefiting from automation.

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