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My access

Check which roles your connected wallet holds on this account and which steps of which actions it may perform.

Where: Account rail footer → My access, or the ⋯ menu → My access

My access page showing Your roles with OWNER_ROLE, open requests from you, and a What you can do card listing operations under Request and Approval
Your roles (1) is what the account grants this wallet. What you can do (2) turns that into the steps you may actually take. Execute is absent here because submitting a signed payload is the broadcaster's right, not the owner's.

Your roles

The YOUR ROLES card shows your connected address and one chip per role it holds, protected roles and custom roles alike. Each chip prints the role name as it is stored on-chain, so the protected roles read OWNER_ROLE, BROADCASTER_ROLE and RECOVERY_ROLE. A wallet can hold several roles at once.

Below it, "N open request(s) from you" counts requests you started that are still in Approvals.

The rail footer shows a compact version at all times, for example "Owner · 1 role · Request". When no wallet is connected it reads "Connect wallet to view".

What you can do

The What you can do card lists "Operations you can act on at each phase." Chips are grouped under the three phases:

Phase
You may

Request

Start these actions from New request

Approval

Approve or cancel these actions in Approvals

Execute

Submit signed transactions for these actions

Filter by execution path with All · Delayed · Signed · One sign to see, for example, which actions you can start with Sign rather than Wallet.

An action appears here only when three things line up for your role: a permission at that step, a granted gate, and (where relevant) a configured allowlist. If an action is missing that you believe you should have, one of those three is not set.

Empty state

"This wallet is not assigned to any role yet. An admin can add you under Signers." with a Go to signers link.

What to ask the admin for, in order:

  1. Add your address as a signer with the right role (Signers).

  2. Make sure that role is assigned at the step you need (Manage permissions).

  3. Make sure the role's gate is granted (Gates).

How this relates to Signers and Roles

My access is the read-only, self-centred view of the same on-chain data that admins edit on Signers and Roles. Signers answers "which addresses hold which roles"; Roles answers "what can each role do"; My access answers "what can I do right now with this wallet". Switching wallets changes the page immediately.

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