> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://locked-money.gitbook.io/locked-money-guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://locked-money.gitbook.io/locked-money-guide/getting-started/vault-security-and-signers/adding-removing-signers-and-future-flexibility-2026.md).

# Adding/Removing Signers & Future Flexibility (2026)

### 👥 Signer Setup & Future Flexibility

**Every Vault comes secured — and more control is coming soon.**

Locked Money Vaults are protected by **smart security rules** — including an AI Co-Signer that automatically reviews every transaction before it can be approved.

Right now, Vaults are set up with:

* **You (your connected wallet)** as the sole human signer
* **The AI Co-Signer** as your built-in second layer of protection

This means:

* You approve the transaction
* The AI checks for scams, fraud, or drainers
* Only then does the Vault execute

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### 🔐 What You Control Today

* You **create** the Vault with your wallet
* You **sign** any outgoing transactions
* You’re backed by the **AI Co-Signer**, which blocks unsafe actions

But you **cannot**:

* Change signer rules (yet)

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### 🛠️ Coming Soon: Real Corporations' Multi-Sig with the Foundation Plan

A future release will introduce more powerful signer setups, including:

* ✅ Add/remove multiple connected vaults and signers
* ✅ Set custom approval thresholds (e.g. 2-of-3, 3-of-5)
* ✅ Role-based access control (initiator, approver, viewer)
* ✅ Shared Vaults for teams, DAOs, and organizations
* ✅ Signer rotation and recovery features

This new structure will allow you to treat your Vault more like a collaborative Safe — ideal for treasuries, businesses, and advanced asset protection.

> Until then, Vaults remain simple, safe, and smart — with built-in AI defense and complete self-custody.