Whitelist
Definition
Whitelist represents a list of approved participants in cryptocurrency transactions or ICOs and allows only certain individuals or organizations to participate in the transaction or ICO.
Whitelist is a list of approved participants in a cryptocurrency transaction or ICO and is a process that allows only certain individuals or organizations to participate in the transaction or ICO. This practice is used to protect against fraudulent activities and ensure the legitimacy of the transaction or ICO. By being whitelisted, participants can only participate in the transaction or ICO when they are approved by the cryptocurrency issuer.
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