wallet-policy

To create custom wallet security policies, you provide a natural language description of your desired transaction rules. The Skill generates precise policy conditions for transaction methods, addresses, values, and chain IDs, then proposes them for your review and approval.

Yes, you can set transaction value limits and address allowlists for both EVM and Solana wallets. The Skill supports defining rules based on transaction type, specific addresses, value caps, and chain ID restrictions to enforce ALLOW or DENY actions.

A wallet security policy rule is a custom condition that prevents unauthorized transactions and protects your cryptocurrency assets. It defines specific criteria like transaction methods, value caps, or allowed addresses, executing actions like ALLOW or DENY to enforce asset protection.

Yes, this wallet policy generator fully supports both EVM and Solana chains. It allows you to define granular security policies and transaction controls tailored to the specific requirements of both blockchain ecosystems.

To propose a policy that allows all operations but denies private key export, you simply input this requirement as a natural language description. The Skill translates this into a specific DENY rule for private key export methods and proposes it for your approval.

The best way to restrict transactions to a specific treasury address is by generating a custom policy rule using natural language. You define an address allowlist condition, and the Skill creates a rule that enforces a DENY action for any transfers outside that specified treasury address.