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# Addresses whitelist
The Whitelist is a list of trusted withdrawal addresses. You can only withdraw funds to addresses on the list. This reduces the risk of asset theft, even if someone gains access to your account.
#### How does the whitelist work?
* You add crypto wallets that are allowed for withdrawals.
* If you attempt to withdraw funds to an address not on the list, the operation will be blocked.
* Any changes to the whitelist trigger a 24-hour withdrawal hold.
#### When does the 24-hour withdrawal hold apply?
* After changing your password
* When disabling the whitelist
* When a new address is added or an existing one is edited, withdrawals to that address will be unavailable for 24 hours. Withdrawals to other addresses in your whitelist will remain active.
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During the lock period, the Confirm Withdrawal button becomes inactive.
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**Enable the Whitelist feature to effectively protect your funds from unauthorized withdrawals.**
#### To activate Addresses whitelist, **follow these steps:**
1. Go to your account [profile settings](https://account.tiger.com/profile)
2. In the settings list, find the "Addresses Whitelist" section and click Enable:\
Enabling or disabling this feature requires 2FA confirmation.
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Once the whitelist feature is enabled, you can add personal wallets. Tiger.com Broker wallets will be added to the whitelist by default. Withdrawals are only allowed to trusted wallets.
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**How to add a new address to your whitelist:**
1. Go to Saved Addresses:
2. Click Add Withdrawal Address:
In the pop-up window, enter the following details:
* Coin
* Network (Blockchain)
* Wallet address for withdrawal
4. Confirm the addition via 2FA (Google Authenticator)
After adding the address to the whitelist, you will be able to select it from a dropdown list when withdrawing funds.
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