Sui announced on X that its Seal feature supports a regulatory authorization mechanism without requiring a master key. Auditors can receive scoped, time-limited, and revocable permissions. Prudential regulators can view all information, tax authorities can access a single member's information, and dispute arbitrators can view disputed transactions only while they remain open. None of these parties are able to transfer funds.
Sui said on X that its Seal feature enables a regulatory authorization mechanism that does not require a master key. Auditors can be granted scoped, time-limited, and revocable permissions:
- Prudential regulators: full access to information.
- Tax authorities: access to a single member's information.
- Dispute arbitrators: access to disputed transactions only while they remain open.
None of the above parties can transfer funds.
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