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# Saved and Trusted Addresses

Learn how to save and confirm an address for automatic fund withdrawal.

Saved addresses form a whitelist of wallets that withdrawals are allowed to. This feature protects your balance: funds cannot be withdrawn to a random or unfamiliar address, even if account access is compromised.

### How to add an address

1. In your dashboard, open "Balance" → "Saved Addresses."
2. Add a new address and give it a name.
3. Confirm the addition with a two-factor authentication (2FA) code.

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Once confirmed, the address becomes available for withdrawals and for setting up auto-withdrawal.

### Managing addresses

Saved addresses can be edited and deleted at any time — in the same "Saved Addresses" section.

### Why this is required for auto withdrawal

Auto-withdrawal rules (see [Auto-Withdrawal](/withdrawals/auto-withdrawal.md)) can only be set up for an already saved and confirmed address — you cannot add a new address directly while creating an auto-withdrawal rule.

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