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An auto-settle rule ties a wallet to a source address. When stablecoins arrive from that address, Veil offramps them automatically to the wallet’s bank account. See Auto-settle for the full concept.

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List rules

veil rules list
Prints one line per active rule: wallet ID, chain, source address, and bound bank account.

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Create a rule

veil rules create \
  --wallet-id <wallet-id> \
  --source-address <address> \
  [--bank-account-id <id>]
Sets the source address on the wallet. If the wallet already has a rule, this replaces it — the deposit address may change as a result. Flags:
FlagRequiredDescription
--wallet-idYesWallet to configure
--source-addressYesSending address to watch
--bank-account-idNoOverride the wallet’s default bank account
--liveNoApply to the live-mode wallet

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Remove a rule

Removing a rule is destructive. Once removed, deposits from the former source address will no longer trigger automatic offramp — they will land in the wallet and stay there until you offramp manually.
veil rules remove --wallet-id <wallet-id>
The CLI shows the current rule and asks for confirmation: 
Will remove auto-settle rule on wallet abc123 (source 0x1234... → USD ••••5678).
? Are you sure? (y/N)
Pass --yes to skip the prompt: 
veil rules remove --wallet-id <wallet-id> --yes
In non-interactive environments, --yes is required — the CLI refuses to prompt when stdin is not a TTY.

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See also

  • Auto-settle — source addresses, triggers, and minimums
  • Wallets — wallet IDs and bank account binding