> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.cregis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.cregis.com/2.-transaction-and-account/wallet/wallet-member-management.md). # Wallet Member Management In terms of wallet permission management, Cregis has separated it from the overall team account permissions. Team administrators can only grant members the ability to create wallets. To modify permissions for individual wallets, you need to go to the wallet management page itself.

## Wallet Authority

Authority	Details
View	View the wallet
Send	Withdraw crypto from the wallet
Currency Management	Manage tokens of the wallet. You can view here for more information
Member Management	Manage the member and their authority of the wallet
Address Management	Manage address of the wallet. You can view here for more information.

## Add Member to the Wallet **Cregis Desktop** 1. Click

under wallet management

2. Choose the member and edit their permissions

\ **Cregis Mobile** On the mobile app, you can follow the process below to find the entry point for adding members.

## Edit Member's Wallet Authority **Cregis Desktop** 1. Click the member's icon under wallet management, and a window with member's permission will be pop up. Then you can click "**Edit**" to start your editing.

2. After finished the editing, you can click "**Confirm**" to save the changes.

\ **Cregis Mobile** You need to click on the member's icon first. You can then view the current member's wallet permissions. Click the edit button in the upper-right corner to make modifications. After editing, click "Save" to confirm.

## Remove Member from the Wallet **Cregis Desktop** 1. Click the

under wallet management, and a window will be pop up. Then you can choose the member you want to remove and click "**Remove**" to confirm the changes.

**Cregis Mobile** You can remove members by following the steps below

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