TrustVault co-signing rules available | Trustology Help Center

This article lists the possible rules that can be configured within our co-signing service.

The rules below can all be defined "out-the-box" and can be applied to any price plan that includes the co-signing service.

Rule Name	Description	Configuration Options
Contract Rule	Used to check if the Ethereum transaction is to a particular address	the address to check the ethereum transaction against
Threshold Rule	Used to check if the transaction value is below the required amount. NB: Not all items in a transaction can be fully valued (e.g unknown Defi tokens many not be priced)	the limit of the transaction asset (ERC-20) e.g. 1,000 USDT the limit value (GBP/USD) of the transaction. e.g. £5,000
Delay Rule	Delay the signing transaction signing between two timestamps. e.g. send the transactions between 1 hour and 2 hours after creation	the min timestamp the max timestamp
AddressBook Rule	Used to check if the transaction is to addresses in the customers address book	The address book entires
Cancel Rule	If the co-signing rule doesn't sign the transaction; cancel the transaction completely	N/A

We can offer bespoke rules which can be discussed through by contacting us.

Cancel on failure

If the co-signer does not sign your request we provide an option to cancel that request immediately such that no other signers can sign.

In this case a transaction will show as state SYSTEM_CANCELLED in TrustVault-Web with a reason explaining the cancellation. For example:

You can enable this feature by contacting us.