Whitelist an address
For enhanced security, destination addresses must be whitelisted in a wallet before initiating a transaction. Only a list of whitelisted addresses will be available in the destination address dropdown while creating transaction requests.
Note:
- The hot withdrawal wallets don't support this policy.
As an owner or admin of your organisation, take the following steps to whitelist an address.
- Log into Vaults.
- Go to Settings > Policy Management > Policy Rules.
- Select +Add next to View, as shown in the following screenshot.
- In the Policy field, select Whitelist Address from the dropdown.
- In the Wallet field, select a wallet from the dropdown.
- Select if the wallet is an External Address or Internal Address.
- If you selected External Address, provide a name in the Label field for the wallet's unique identification. Enter the wallet address in the Address field, as shown in the following screenshot.
- If you selected Internal Address, select a wallet from the available wallets in your organisation.
- Select Next to save the changes.
Note:
- For chains like Stellar (XLM), Ripple (XRP), and Cosmos (ATOM), if you want to transfer funds to a destination wallet by providing the memo/tag value in the request body of the Create transaction requests API, ensure to add value in the Memo/Tag field at the time of whitelisting the wallet address.
- Select Approve to approve your changes.
- Enter the code in the field you received in the Google Authenticator mobile app against the credentials with which you have signed into Vaults.
- Select Continue to authenticate yourself.
After whitelisting your wallet address, you can view a list of all whitelisted addresses in Settings > Policy Management > View.
Updated 26 days ago
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