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Use this guide to set up and manage a Wallet-as-a-Service (Palisade) organization if you have the Owner or Administrator role.

Owner vs. Administrator

Owners and administrators share nearly identical permissions. The key difference: only owners can update organization-level settings. See User roles and permissions for the full permission matrix.

What you can do

Use the table below to find the guide for each administrative task.

TaskGuide
Accept your invitation, sign in, and plan your org structureInitial setup
Invite, block, reset, and manage usersManage users and roles
Configure SSO with an identity providerConfigure single sign-on
Approve, block, and manage devicesManage devices
Create quorums, reshare and restructure keysManage MPC quorums
Create vaults and wallets, configure wallet settingsConfigure wallets and vaults
Design and apply transaction policiesConfigure transaction policies
Register counterparties and blockchain addressesManage counterparties and addresses
Set up approval groups for governanceConfigure approval flows
Create and scope API credentialsManage API credentials
Set up webhook notificationsConfigure webhooks
Automate fund consolidation with sweepsConfigure asset sweeping
Freeze and unfreeze transactions for complianceConfigure transaction freeze controls
Create backup and recovery kits for wallet keysConfigure backup and recovery
Stream audit logs to AWS FirehoseConfigure audit logging

Before you begin

Make sure you have:

  • An invitation email from Palisade for an Owner or Administrator account
  • At least 2 devices available for MPC key shard distribution (mobile devices running Palisade Mobile, CloudSign instances, or a combination)
  • A list of team members you plan to invite, along with their intended roles
Sandbox and production

Ripple provides sandbox access during onboarding so you can configure and test the platform before going live. Complete your setup in sandbox first, then repeat in production.

EnvironmentConsole URLAPI base URL
Sandboxhttps://app.sandbox.palisade.cohttps://api.sandbox.palisade.co
Productionhttps://app.palisade.cohttps://api.palisade.co

If you are setting up a new organization, follow these guides in order. Each step builds on the previous one.

  1. Initial setup — Sign in and plan your organization structure
  2. Configure single sign-on — Set up SSO before inviting users (if applicable)
  3. Manage users and roles — Invite your team
  4. Manage devices — Approve devices for MPC signing
  5. Configure backup and recovery — Set up AWS infrastructure for key backups before creating quorums
  6. Manage MPC quorums — Create signing quorums and assign backup kits
  7. Configure wallets and vaults — Create vaults and wallets
  8. Configure transaction freeze controls — Configure wallet-level freeze behavior before enabling sends
  9. Configure transaction policies — Define allowed transactions
  10. Manage counterparties and addresses — Register external destinations
  11. Configure approval flows — Add governance and human oversight
  12. Manage API credentials — Set up programmatic access (if needed)
  13. Configure webhooks — Receive real-time event notifications
  14. Configure asset sweeping — Automate fund consolidation (if needed)
  15. Configure audit logging — Stream organization activity to AWS Firehose for compliance