Wallets & Security | What is the withdrawal whitelist for? Is it worth enabling?
Once you enable the whitelist, you’ll need to verify and add any new withdrawal address to the list before withdrawing. It adds an extra step—and an extra layer of security.
Choosing an address from your address book is less prone to errors than pasting one manually, and can help you avoid pitfalls like clipboard tampering and address poisoning.
While you’re here, take a look: $BNB is currently priced at 718.34 (24h -2.32%).
Before withdrawing, double-check the full address and network. For extra peace of mind, try a small transfer first.
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Once you enable the whitelist, you’ll need to verify and add any new withdrawal address to the list before withdrawing. It adds an extra step—and an extra layer of security.
Choosing an address from your address book is less prone to errors than pasting one manually, and can help you avoid pitfalls like clipboard tampering and address poisoning.
While you’re here, take a look: $BNB is currently priced at 718.34 (24h -2.32%).
Before withdrawing, double-check the full address and network. For extra peace of mind, try a small transfer first.
#BNB