Removing references to daily limit when creating safe
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@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ const ReviewComponent = ({ values, classes, network }: Props) => {
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</Block>
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</Block>
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<Block margin="lg">
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<Block margin="lg">
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<Paragraph size="sm" color="disabled" noMargin>
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<Paragraph size="sm" color="disabled" noMargin>
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Any transaction over the daily limit requires the confirmation of
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Any transaction requires the confirmation of:
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</Paragraph>
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</Paragraph>
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<Paragraph size="lg" color="primary" noMargin weight="bolder">
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<Paragraph size="lg" color="primary" noMargin weight="bolder">
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{`${values[FIELD_CONFIRMATIONS]} out of ${numOwners} owners`}
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{`${values[FIELD_CONFIRMATIONS]} out of ${numOwners} owners`}
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@ -42,20 +42,9 @@ const SafeThreshold = ({ classes, values }: Props) => {
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return (
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return (
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<React.Fragment>
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<React.Fragment>
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<Block className={classes.title} margin="md">
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<Paragraph size="lg" color="primary" weight="bolder" noMargin>
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Set the required owner confirmations:
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</Paragraph>
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</Block>
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<Block margin="lg">
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<Paragraph noMargin size="md" color="primary" weight="light">
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Every transaction outside any specified daily limits, needs to be confirmed by all
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specified owners. If no daily limits are set, all owners will need to sign for transactions.
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</Paragraph>
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</Block>
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<Block margin="xs">
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<Block margin="xs">
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<Paragraph noMargin size="md" color="primary" weight="bolder">
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<Paragraph noMargin size="md" color="primary" weight="bolder">
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Any transaction over any daily limit requires the confirmation of:
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Any transaction requires the confirmation of:
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</Paragraph>
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</Paragraph>
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</Block>
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</Block>
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<Row margin="xl" align="center">
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<Row margin="xl" align="center">
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