I'd like to see more sophisticated rate-limiting features on Safe and competing multisig wallets. Is it possible via transaction guards? How can non-coder users access it?

So, for example:

- Can only send $10,000 via the Uniswap contract per 24 hours
- Can only send $1,000 to address X per 1 hour

Nothing else can be sent from the wallet. Changing these requires X/Y multisig permissions, and takes 7 days to execute.

Just an example, but the point is, the user can customise as per their needs. Rationale: User doesn't lose everything in one go if hacked - there's time and possibility to fix the situation.

"I'd love to see more advanced rate-limiting features in Safe and other multisig wallets, leveraging transaction guards. For instance, users could set limits like sending only $10,000 via Uniswap per day or $1,000 to a specific address per hour. These rules should require X/Y multisig approvals and have a 7-day delay for changes. This would provide an extra layer of security, giving users time to react if their wallet is compromised. Non-coders could access these features through user-friendly interfaces, ensuring everyone can benefit from enhanced security without needing to code."