Allowlist stakeholder wallet addresses in Coinbase Prime as Trusted Addresses
Last updated: September 20, 2024
In order to pay out tokens to a stakeholder through your Coinbase Prime account, you must first allowlist your stakeholder wallet addresses as Trusted Addresses directly in Coinbase Prime. Here are the steps to do:
Adding a wallet address as a Trusted Address in Coinbase Prime
Sign into Coinbase Prime
On the left side, click
SettingsClick
Address BookClick
Add Trusted AddressSelect the asset that represents the token that you are vesting on Liquifi
Enter the trusted address name
Enter the trusted address
Review Details and click
Confirm New Trusted AddressVerify identity via Yubikey
Viewing Trusted Destinations on Liquifi
To confirm that a stakeholder’s address is listed as a Trusted Destination:
Navigate to the Stakeholders tab in your Liquifi account
View the “Trusted Destinations” column (see screenshot).
If a Stakeholder’s row has a value of
Trusted, that Stakeholder’s wallet address is allowlisted as a Trusted Destination on Coinbase.If the Stakeholder has a value of
Not trusted, the Stakeholder’s address is not in the Coinbase Address Book and must be added using the steps in the first section of this article (above).
Any updates to your Coinbase Prime Address Book will be reflected automatically in your Liquifi account.
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