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The article is accessible to you as part of our New Policy Engine, which replaces the Transaction Authorization Policy (TAP). We are currently still updating the relevant documentation in the Help Center to reflect the recent changes to our New Policy Engine.
When creating Mint and Burn Policy rules, you need to configure certain rule parameters so that these transactions correctly match them:
- Source: Enter the name of the specific vault account that contains the address wallet configured as the smart contract owner, minter, or burner.
- Destination: Enter the name of the specific vault account where the token will be minted or burned.
- Asset: Enter the specific asset you want to mint or burn.
- Amount Range: Enter the minimum and maximum number of tokens that can be minted or burned. Since minting and burning rules are asset-specific, you can enter the token's native value, such as 50 to 100 TTTT tokens.
In the Fireblocks Console, a Mint rule might look like the following, but separated from Burn and other Policies: