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Yes. Both account holders have equal access to the shared account, including the ability to view balances, initiate transactions, and manage settings — unless custom approval rules have been configured.

Yes. You can configure the account to require dual approval for transactions above a set threshold. This gives both parties control and prevents unilateral decisions on large amounts.

Either account holder can request to close or restructure the joint account at any time. Both parties will be notified, and any outstanding balances or pending transactions will be resolved before the account is closed.

In most joint structures, each owner has equal legal rights to transact. If you want to restrict this, configure dual approval rules on the account.

Only if both owners agree in writing or there is a valid court order.

We can freeze the account if both parties agree, or if required by court order or fraud investigation.

Ownership depends on account structure and documentation. We will require verification before any changes are made.