Local Protocol Management

View supported protocols for your organisation and add custom tokens for a respective chain to your local whitelisted tokens.

View supported protocols for your organization and add custom tokens based on the supported chains to your local whitelist tokens.

Organisations can control and manage the supported tokens in their local protocol configuration. Apart from the supported chains for native coins, users can also add custom tokens to the supported protocol.

Liminal Vaults will whitelist the custom token address when you add a custom token to your local protocol configuration, allowing Owners to use it for transactions within your organisation.


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Note

  • Tokens already listed globally cannot be added to the local whitelist.
  • Ensure that your global whitelist does not already contain the custom token before adding it to your local protocol configuration for whitelisting.
  • It takes upto twenty-four hours for the token price (USD) to reflect on the webhook alerts, Vaults app and Liminal Express APIs.

Add Custom Tokens

Users can add custom tokens to their local protocol configuration to extend token support in their protocol setup. You can view the supported protocols for your organization and add custom tokens based on the supported chains. All chains listed in the global whitelist are also supported in your local whitelist.

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Only Owners can add custom tokens for whitelisting in their local protocol configuration.

To add a custom token:

  1. Log in to your Liminal Vaults account.

  2. Navigate to Settings.

  3. Scroll down to the Protocol Configuration section and click View.

  4. Select the Token list for the required chain.

  5. Scroll to the top and click Add Token.

  6. Enter the contract address of the token you wish to whitelist, and click Verify. Liminal Vaults uses Coingechko to verify the token’s contract address.

  7. Click Add Token once the address is verified.

  8. Once the token is successfully created, click Ok to close the pop-up.


The custom token is added to the token list of the respective chain and whitelisted on your local protocol configuration. You can use the whitelisted token to send and receive transactions accordingly.

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