When a user leaves an organisation, the owner or admin can delete the user from their organisation. To learn more, see Delete a user.

In Liminal Vaults, an organisation is operated and managed by a set of roles—owner, admin, and member. These roles with their defined responsibilities have specified access to the platform. A team of users is created to either initiate or sign wallet transactions, also referred to as the initiator/signer team. To learn more about user roles and teams, see User roles and teams.

In Liminal Vaults, the new exchange integration feature allows you to add exchange accounts, such as Binance accounts. You can add main as well as sub accounts to manage funds between them. To learn more, see Exchange account integration.

An organisation is a workspace in Liminal Vaults, where a business can manage its wallets, compliances, policies, and transactions. The onboarding process helps businesses to create and set up organisations in Liminal Vaults to test workflows in the testing environment or to manage your assets in production. See Onboard your organisation in Liminal Vaults document for more information.

Liminal supports tokens of chains—Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Tron, Solana, Cardano, and Arbitrum. If a token isn't listed for a specific chain, you can request Liminal to to add it. Refer to the Add new tokens guide to learn more.

A new document containing a list of supported tokens in the Arbitrum chain is added. See Arbitrum.

The v2 wallets are the new wallets whose transactions are screened by Liminal Firewall, a feature that uses the configured policies to assess the transactions for any potential risks. You can now create a v2 hot withdrawal wallet supported by Liminal Firewall. To learn more, see Set up v2 hot withdrawal wallets with Liminal Firewall.

You can set up balance alerts for your Gas Station to receive timely notifications about your balance. These alerts will inform you when your balance falls below or rises above a certain threshold. The document provides estimates to help you configure threshold values accordingly. Check out the Set up balance alerts for Gas Station to learn more.

In Liminal, transaction policies help organisations to manage and safeguard their wallet transactions by whitelisting destination addresses, setting up a spending limit for a defined time period, and configuring the maximum amount for each transaction. An improved version of the transaction policies document is available with alternative UI navigation methods and steps. To learn more, see Manage your transaction policies.

An organisation in Vaults is a workspace environment for the businesses like exchanges to manage their wallets, policies, transactions, etc. To learn more, see Organisation.