Brahma Console allows users to segregate their risk through the creation of Sub–accounts, designed with specific permissions according to their use case.
Sub-Accounts enable users to segregate their assets into separate siloed compartments, each dedicated to specific purposes, risk profiles, or use cases. This compartmentalisation promotes organised and transparent portfolio management while also mitigating the overall risk exposure of their main Console account.
By doing so, Sub-Accounts extend Console’s functionalities by enhancing:
Segregated Risk Management: by allocating assets across multiple Sub-Accounts, users can isolate potential risks associated with specific DeFi protocols or strategies. This compartmentalisation prevents a single compromised Sub-Account from jeopardising the entire portfolio.
Granular Transparency: Sub-Accounts provide a clear breakdown of asset allocation, enabling users to track the performance of different strategies and make informed investment decisions. This transparency fosters accountability and facilitates better risk management practices.
Advanced Access Controls: through Sub-Accounts users can define granular access permissions, granting specific entities or individuals control over specific Sub-Accounts. This advanced access control set-up ensures that only authorised operators can manage and execute transactions within designated Sub-Accounts with dedicated admin vs. operator controls pre-defined.
Expanded DeFi Functionality: the integration of Sub-Accounts expands Console’s functionalities, allowing users to explore a broader range of DeFi strategies and protocols, tailored to their risk tolerance and financial goals.