Can multiple people share one Bron Wallet?

Yes. Bron supports shared workspaces where every seat has its own permissions — from view-only to full signing control. The policy engine works uniformly across all supported networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HyperCore and HyperEVM, Tron, Canton, Ripple, TON, and Layer 2s.

How do I give my accountant access to my crypto without letting them move funds?

You can grant view-only permissions, letting trusted parties such as an accountant or finance team monitor balances and transactions with no signing authority. They get full visibility and can export detailed reports with zero ability to move funds. Ideal for tax preparation and reporting.

Does Bron support multi-signature approvals for teams and businesses?

Yes. Businesses can configure a full policy framework with unlimited users, including multi-signature approvals, transaction limits, batch payments across multiple blockchains, and granular DeFi controls. Policies apply uniformly across every supported network.

Can I set up a joint account for my family?

Yes. You can create a joint family account as a shared workspace where several people hold defined roles and permissions. It makes Bron well suited to managing family assets together and introducing loved ones to crypto in a controlled, trusted environment.

If I invite a viewer or team member, can they see my hidden accounts?

A viewer or team member only sees the accounts you grant them access to — so if you do not want someone to see a particular account, simply do not give them access to it. Hiding an account behind a PIN is a separate, per-user privacy feature that applies to your own view, not to what invited members can see.

Does the Bron policy engine work for AI agents?

Yes. The same policy engine that governs people also governs AI agents, so you stay in full control of what your agent can do. You can assign an agent one of several roles — viewer (read-only access to data), transaction operator (can build transactions but holds no signing rights), MCP hot signer (can sign transactions but not create them), or full access (can manage the wallet on your behalf, the way you would). You define these permissions and can change them at any time.

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Multi-role access interface showing team members with different permission levels

From view-only to full control — every seat has its own permissions

Our policy engine works across all supported networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HyperCore and HyperEVM, Tron, Canton Network, Ripple, TON, all Layer 2s, and others.

View-Only Access

Need your accountant to prepare taxes or your finance team to compile reports? You can configure view-only permissions, giving trusted parties ability to monitor balances and transactions without signing authority. You stay focused on what matters while your team works with full visibility and zero execution risk.

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Joint Family Accounts

Set up shared workspaces with configurable transaction limits. Smaller transactions can be approved individually, while larger transfers, swaps, or DeFi interactions may require joint approval. This makes Bron ideal for managing family assets and introducing loved ones to crypto in a controlled, trusted environment. Fully customisable to support every family's needs.

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Full Control for Business

Configure a full policy and permissions framework with unlimited users. Features include transaction limits, multi-signature approvals, batch payments across multiple blockchains, and granular controls for DeFi. User defined policies apply uniformly across all supported networks, scaling from personal to institutional use.

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FAQ

: Yes. Bron supports shared workspaces where every seat has its own permissions — from view-only to full signing control. The policy engine works uniformly across all supported networks, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, HyperCore and HyperEVM, Tron, Canton, Ripple, TON, and Layer 2s.
: You can grant view-only permissions, letting trusted parties such as an accountant or finance team monitor balances and transactions with no signing authority. They get full visibility and can export detailed reports with zero ability to move funds. Ideal for tax preparation and reporting.
: Yes. Businesses can configure a full policy framework with unlimited users, including multi-signature approvals, transaction limits, batch payments across multiple blockchains, and granular DeFi controls. Policies apply uniformly across every supported network.
: Yes. You can create a joint family account as a shared workspace where several people hold defined roles and permissions. It makes Bron well suited to managing family assets together and introducing loved ones to crypto in a controlled, trusted environment.
: Yes. Shared workspaces support configurable transaction limits — smaller transactions can be approved individually, while larger transfers, swaps, or DeFi interactions can require joint approval. It’s fully customisable for managing family assets in a controlled environment.
: A viewer or team member only sees the accounts you grant them access to — so if you do not want someone to see a particular account, simply do not give them access to it. Hiding an account behind a PIN is a separate, per-user privacy feature that applies to your own view, not to what invited members can see.
: Yes. The same policy engine that governs people also governs AI agents, so you stay in full control of what your agent can do. You can assign an agent one of several roles — viewer (read-only access to data), transaction operator (can build transactions but holds no signing rights), MCP hot signer (can sign transactions but not create them), or full access (can manage the wallet on your behalf, the way you would). You define these permissions and can change them at any time.