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# How to use withdrawal whitelists
To enhance the security of your crypto withdrawals in the B2CORE UI, it's strongly recommended that you enable the **Withdraw whitelist** option. Once enabled, withdrawals can only be made to addresses added to your whitelist.
To add an address to your withdrawal whitelist:
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In the B2CORE UI, navigate to **Profile** > **Security**.
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The names of menu items and other UI elements depend on your broker’s configuration and may differ from those shown in this guide.
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Click **Add** in the **Withdraw whitelist** section on the **Security** page.
Withdraw whitelist
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In the displayed popup, fill in the following fields:
* Select the currency.
* Enter your withdrawal address.
* If required, provide the destination tag or enable the **No destination tag** checkbox.
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Click **Submit** to add the address to the whitelist.
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Enter a verification code sent to your email to confirm the action.
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You can add multiple addresses to your whitelist if needed. Once set up, crypto withdrawals will only be permitted to the addresses included in your **Withdraw whitelist**.
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