User Types and Permission
This section explains the different user types and their corresponding permissions on the Xenith platform. By assigning tailored permissions, you can customise access to modules and organisational settings based on the user’s type, ensuring secure and efficient operations.
User Types
Xenith allows you to control user access by assigning specific permissions based on user types:
- Admin Users: Have full access to all Module Permissions. (You can also provide
Organisationpermissions to Admin Users) - Custom Users: Have limited access based on the specific permissions assigned to them.
Permissions on theOrganisationandModulecan be customised to fit their role within the organisation.
User Permission
You can assign different permissions to users based on their roles within your organisation. Permissions are categorised into Organisation Permissions and Module Permissions.
Organisation Permissions
Define access to overarching organisational settings.
| Module | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Customer Information | Users with access can view customer details (i.e: account number, account name) in both Pay Ins and Pay Outs. |
| User Management | Users with access can view, add, remove, or modify user permissions within the organization. |
| Developer Settings | Users with access can view, add, remove, or modify API Key and IP Whitelist. |
| Payment Page | User with access can modify the payment page. |
| Payment Channel | User with access can view payment channels configurations. |
Module Permissions
Control access to specific payment modules.
Module | Permissions |
|---|---|
Balance | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
Money In | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
Pay Out | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
Settlements | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
Beneficiary Accounts | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
Reports | • No Access: User cannot view or perform actions in this module. |
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