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# Edit an account

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This article is for Administrators only.
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## Before you start

* Your Personal Security Device must be connected to your computer, switched on, and the Ledger Vault app opened.

## Instructions

#### Step 1. Edit the account's name and transaction rules

* Click **Accounts** on the left panel.
* Click the name of the account you want to edit.
* Go to the **Settings** tab.
* Click **Edit** next to the account's name.
* Make the necessary updates to the name of the account, transaction rules, amount ranges and whitelists.
* Click **Next**.

#### Step 2. Confirm the account's changes on your device

* Click **Edit account** .
* Verify that the information displayed on your device is accurate. If it's not, either try again or contact [Support](https://ledgerhq.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals) .
* Tap **Next** to review all rules.
* Tap **Confirm** to confirm the edit.

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You'll be prevented from editing an account if:

* A transaction request is pending to be approved in the account.
* An Operator used in the account is pending to be revoked.
* A group linked to the account is pending to be edited or deleted.
* A whitelist linked to the account is pending to be edited.
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## Results

An *Edit account* request is submitted to all Administrators.

This request will fail if any Operator in the approval workflow is revoked before the request is approved.

## What's next?

Your changes will be implemented once the request is approved by the number of Administrators defined in the admin rule. For more information, Track the status of a request.


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