Whitelist Address

When your API key has read and write permissions enabled. Cross-exchange address whitelisting serves two purposes: Enhancing security and facilitating seamless inter-exchange fund transfers via API without interruption. This is a critical step when participating in the funding rate arbitrage market

Example: If you only have exchanges A and B, add the deposit address of exchange A to the withdrawal whitelist of exchange B, and vice versa. If you have 3 exchanges (A, B, C), whitelist the deposit addresses of B and C on exchange A. Subsequently, repeat this process for B and C accordingly.

An extremely important note is that when whitelisting an address, you must select the correct chain for both the deposit address and the whitelist address. (If exchange A selects the BEP20 network for deposits, then when whitelisting for withdrawals on exchange B, the BEP20 network must also be selected. Choosing the wrong network will result in permanent loss of assets)

⏯️You can watch the video below to understand more clearly: