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# Issuance signing rules

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Only in issuance rules, users defined as Local type can sign the application's files, as permitted by the profiles with the user relationships registered for this rule.

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These fields are:

* User: The name by which the user will be identified.

In the case of performing multiple signatures, it may be required to be a signature or countersignature.

* Signs files (Y/N): The user can sign files. If a user signs, they cannot also be a counter-signer.
* Countersigns (Y/N): The user's signature must be countersigned.
* Requires countersignature (Y/N): The user's signature must be countersigned.
* Counter-signing user: This is the name of the user associated with the submission who must countersign. They must have counter-signature permissions and can never be the same as the user defined in that rule.
* Maximum total amount: Maximum amount authorized for the user for the total of the file's operations. In the case of issuance rules, it will be locked.
* Maximum partial amount: Maximum amount authorized for the user per operation. In the case of issuance rules, it will be locked.
* Signer role: This is the person's role in the signature.
* Certificate alias: this is the alias of the user certificates.
* Keystore path: where the user certificates with private key are stored


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