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Manage your entity account member permissions

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Within entity accounts (self-managed superfunds, trusts, and companies), you can have multiple members, and each member can have different permissions.

If you are not the Admin of the entity account, functionality such as trading, depositing, and withdrawing may be limited.

The member who originally created the entity account will, by default, be assigned Admin. However, as entity structures change, permissions may need to change as well.


Entity member permission levels

​Admin

  • Can trade

  • Can deposit funds and crypto

  • Can withdraw funds and crypto

Trade only

  • Can trade

  • Cannot deposit funds or crypto

  • Cannot withdraw funds or crypto

​Read only

  • Cannot trade

  • Cannot deposit funds or crypto

  • Cannot withdraw funds or crypto

Custom

  • Choose custom permissions for trade, deposit, and withdraw


How to change entity member permissions

Web

  1. Log on to your Swyftx account.

  2. Access your entity account by selecting your circled initial in the top right corner of your dashboard.

  3. Select the entity account for which you want to change the permissions.

  4. From within your entity account, select your circled initial in the top right corner of your dashboard.

  5. Select Account settings from the dropdown menu.

  6. In the left side menu, select Linked members.

  7. Find the member whose permissions you want to change and select Configure.

  8. In line with Permissions, select Update.

  9. Select the desired permission level for the linked member, then select Update permissions.

  10. The member whose permissions were changed will receive an email notifying them of the changes.


App

  1. Log on to your Swyftx account.

  2. Open the left side menu.

  3. SelectProfile.

  4. From within your profile, select Linked members.

  5. Find the member whose permissions you want to change and select Configure.

  6. In line with Permissions, select Update.

  7. Select the desired permission level for the linked member, then select Update permissions.

  8. The member whose permissions were changed will receive an email notifying them of the changes.

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