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How Cash Stash combines wallets from the Stripe technological ecosystem with release scheduling and condition checks: wallet ownership, delegated permissions, verification and recovery.
Wallet ownership
Your digital wallet is provided through the Stripe technological ecosystem and accessed with your email sign-in. The Stripe technological ecosystem splits private-key material into separate shares and only brings them together inside hardware-protected secure environments when a transaction is signed. Protecting the key and permission to move funds are separate matters — what can happen with your wallet depends on the permissions you grant.
Delegated permissions
To carry out a payment on a future date, an authorised signer must be permitted to submit that transaction for you. Cash Stash only acts within the permissions you set, and those permissions decide what Cash Stash is able to do with your wallet.
Verification
Release dates, tasks and other conditions are managed by Cash Stash, not by the Stripe technological ecosystem. Cash Stash coordinates the schedule and the checks you choose — for example a third party, a document, an image or a code — before an authorised transaction is made.
Recovery
What happens to payments that fail or are not claimed depends on how Cash Stash handles them, and this is still being designed. We will describe it here once it is in place.
Wallet infrastructure powered by the Stripe technological ecosystem. Release scheduling and condition verification managed by Cash Stash.
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