How to whitelist a payout address
You can add an address to the whitelist, so that payouts made to such an address will not require approval, regardless of their amount or the role of the user who made such a payout.
You can create a whitelist either for a specific wallet or for the entire blockchain. In the latter case, the whitelist will apply to all your wallets on that blockchain.
The wallet-level whitelists have priority over the blockchain-level whitelists.
Only users with the Owner role can whitelist payout addresses.
To whitelist addersses, you must have 2FA enabled.
Whitelist an address for a blockchain
To whitelist a payout address:
Click your profile icon in the upper-right corner of the page and select Address whitelist.
Click Add address.
On the To blockchain tab, select a blockchain from the Blockchain dropdown.
In the Address(es) field, add one or more payout addresses that you want to whitelist.
Click Add.
The newly added payout address is now available on the Blockchains tab.
To remove an address from the whitelist, hover over it and click the bin icon that appears in the Action column, and then confirm the deletion. To delete multiple addresses at a time, mark the corresponding checkboxes and click Delete all. Mark the top checkbox to select and delete all addresses.
Whitelist an address for a wallet
To whitelist a payout address:
Click your profile icon in the upper-right corner of the page and select Address whitelist.
Click Add address.
On the To wallet tab, select a wallet from the Wallet dropdown.
In the Address(es) field, add one or more payout addresses that you want to whitelist.
Click Add.
The newly added payout address is now available on the Wallets tab.
To remove an address from the whitelist, hover over it and click the bin icon that appears in the Action column, and then confirm the deletion. To delete multiple addresses at a time, mark the corresponding checkboxes and click Delete all. Mark the top checkbox to select and delete all addresses.
You can also manage whitelisted addresses on the Address whitelist tab in the wallet details.
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