That's really good and thanks for responding to the question. I think I could be tempted to try a service like this for a future project.
I'm guessing the password hash format is something like bcrypt2? Is there an API for that? The feature quite nicely mitigates a situation where prices are unreasonably raised, but to mitigate a rug-pull event such as a business failure, malicious action or serious technical failure I'd probably want to automate this.
If that sounds like I'm sort of paranoid, it's probably because I am. I do this with all my company's cloud data.
I'm guessing the password hash format is something like bcrypt2? Is there an API for that? The feature quite nicely mitigates a situation where prices are unreasonably raised, but to mitigate a rug-pull event such as a business failure, malicious action or serious technical failure I'd probably want to automate this.
If that sounds like I'm sort of paranoid, it's probably because I am. I do this with all my company's cloud data.