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Whitelist

    Within the blockchain and cryptocurrency environment, whitelists are either related to Initial Coin Offering (ICO) events, or to withdrawal addresses. In the first case, cryptocurrency projects may offer a whitelisting phase for investors that are willing to participate in the public sale of their tokens. So any investor that wants to participate in the ICO would need to provide their personal information before being whitelisted (this is usually done through a KYC procedure). 

    In regards to withdrawal addresses, whitelist refers to a list of cryptocurrency addresses that users define as trustworthy. In that case, they would only be able to withdraw funds from their exchange account to the addresses that were previously whitelisted. On Binance, this is also known as address management or withdrawal address whitelist, and it’s an efficient way for users to protect their funds from hackers.

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