How does a white list work in the world of digital currencies?

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• Dec 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  A white list in the world of digital currencies is a list of approved addresses or entities that are allowed to participate in transactions. It serves as a security measure to prevent unauthorized access and ensure that only trusted parties can engage in transactions. When a transaction is initiated, the system checks if the sender's address is on the white list. If it is, the transaction proceeds. Otherwise, it is rejected. This helps protect against fraud and unauthorized activities. Unlike a black list, which contains blocked or banned addresses, a white list only includes approved addresses.
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• Dec 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  Think of a white list as a VIP club for digital currencies. Only those on the list get to join the party. When you want to make a transaction, your address is checked against the white list. If you're on it, congratulations! Your transaction is good to go. But if you're not on the list, sorry, you're not invited. It's like being turned away at the door of an exclusive club. The white list adds an extra layer of security and ensures that only trusted participants can engage in transactions.
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• Dec 27, 2021 · 3 years ago
  In the world of digital currencies, a white list plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of transactions. At BYDFi, one of the leading digital currency exchanges, we implement a white list system to ensure that only verified users can participate in transactions. This helps protect our users from potential scams and fraudulent activities. When a user wants to make a transaction, their address is checked against our white list. If they are on the list, the transaction is processed. If not, it is rejected. This way, we can provide a safe and secure trading environment for our users.
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